Danone to double India business by 2020, lines up 10 new products
French nutrition and dairy major Danone plans to double its business in India by 2020 for which it will bring in more global brands here and has lined up ten new launches for this year.
Does a bit of butter butter better?
I’ve been thinking about dairy. By Niki Bezzant
Is the Next Dairy-Free Beverage Trend…Camel Milk?
Got camel milk? By Nicolas Cole
Nestle's €100 million bet on milk allergy tests
Nestle has come up with a novel, long-term plan that could help it sell more baby formula and milk products.
Nestle, on health kick, moves into milk allergy testing
Nestle (NESN.S), the world’s biggest food company, is stepping up its push into medicine with a global deal worth up to 100 million euros ($111 million) to develop and market an experimental milk allergy test for infants.
'Dairy-curious' Chinese shoppers drive up sales at goat milk dairy Delamere
British goat milk supplier has achieved unexpected success in Asia, after becoming the first company to gain permission to export its wares into China and finding an untapped market of lactose-intolerant but dairy-curious customers.
Importer accused of failing to test coconut milk blamed for boy's death
A Sydney importer of coconut milk blamed for the death by anaphylactic shock of a 10-year-old boy has been accused of failing to carry out any testing of its products until last month.
Got Milk? You Don’t Need It
Drinking milk is as American as Mom and apple pie. Until not long ago, Americans were encouraged not only by the lobbying group called the American Dairy Association but by parents, doctors and teachers to drink four 8-ounce glasses of milk, “nature’s perfect food,” every day. That’s two pounds! We don’t consume two pounds a day of anything else; even our per capita soda consumption is “only” a pound a day.
California Consumers are About to Get a Taste of ‘a2 Milk’
“The milk that might change everything.” That’s the bold claim of a brand that will soon be sold as “a2 Milk” here in the United States. An April launch, complete with a robust amount of advertising and in-store demos, is slated for California retail outlets from Safeway and Krogers to Whole Foods.
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.