Arla’s “Pure Dairy” campaign raises the bar on dairy ingredients
Arla Foods Ingredients has launched a new campaign called “Pure Dairy” to highlight how its range of Nutrilac dairy ingredients satisfies growing consumer demand for natural products with clean labels. By: Elizabeth Green
Dairy ingredients strategy starts to drive investment
Gay Lea investing millions to increase dairy processing in Ontario. By John Greig.
Arla investment of €38m in new whey plant
Leading European dairy processor Arla has announced that it is to invest €38m in a new whey-focused manufacturing plant, which is to be built next to Arla Foods Ingredients’ existing whey protein facility in Videbæk, Denmark, where Arla Foods Ingredients is also in the process of building a new lactose plant.
Glanbia cuts milk price, as #Dairy Board dairy price index slides further
The Board of Glanbia Ingredients Ireland Limited has decided on a 2c/L reduction to the base manufacturing milk price for the month of July to 35.24c/L inc. Vat.’
Hay market eyes China growth
AS MILK processors clamber to keep up with demand from China’s booming dairy products market, Chinese hunger for dairy ingredients at the farm level is also going through the roof.
Europe’s Stocks to Watch: Intesa Sanpaolo, #Danone, Diageo
Intesa Sanpaolo SpA shares were the biggest gainers in the euro zone Friday as investors shrugged off the bank’s heavy net loss for the fourth quarter, with analysts saying the dividend plan was probably providing support.
Danger high #prices could mean long-term damage to world demand by encouraging buyers to explore alternatives
There is a danger lurking behind the high prices being achieved for our dairy products.
#Danone losses to #Fonterra milk scare top forecasts
Danone warned of higher-than-expected losses to the scare over botulism in milk which has provoked a legal battle with Fonterra, as the dairy giant unveiled a fall in profits for 2013 and cautioned over a potentially soft start to 2014.
Group to look at better tracing of #dairy products
A group is being set up to look into how to better trace dairy products and ingredients in the aftermath of last year’s Fonterra botulism scare.
Liam Dann: The world's watching you #Fonterra
Here we go again, a new year and a new contamination scare for Fonterra. Hopes that it had put its food safety troubles behind it have been dashed right on the eve of a court battle with French rival Danone which is seeking compensation for damage done to its brand during last year’s crisis.