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UK dairy sector is in rude financial health says DairyCo report
The UK dairy industry has been given a clean bill of financial health but farmers are being urged to demand more information on their milk buyers' strategies to ensure long-term profitability.DairyCo published its Company Performance...
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Rachel’s introduces new pouring yoghurt range
Rachel's has launched what it claims is the UK's first mainstream pouring yoghurt in a bid to reinvigorate both the organic and natural yoghurt sectors.Rachel's Pouring Natural Yoghurt comes in a 400g pot with a spout, and has a texture...
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Graham’s launches 1% fat organic milk
Graham’s The Family Dairy has developed the UK’s first 1% fat organic milk.
The new milk will go into 380 Sainsbury’s stores nationwide next week, in two-pint and four-pint formats (rsp: 90p and £1.85).
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Rachel’s goes for a more modern look
Organic yoghurt supplier Rachel's has relaunched its entire range with new flavours and packaging to project a more contemporary feel.A new marketing campaign, centred around a 'Made with Love' theme, will support the relaunch.
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Ad of the Week: Yazoo debuts its bazooka of moos destruction
You can't even launch a cow from a bazooka these days without the animal rights lobby howling in protest like scalded badgers. It's political correctness gone mad!
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Benecol owner swoops for Glisten
Raisio, the owner of Benecol, is set to acquire confectionery manufacturer Glisten as part of a £19.8m recommended takeover.
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Frijj gets frisky with Swamp Soccerettes
Dairy Crest is using dirty tricks in its latest bid to tempt shoppers into the Frijj milkshake range.
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Arla elbows in on milk supply at Sainsbury’s
Arla has underlined its growth ambitions by winning its first share of Sainsbury's milk business.
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Molson Coors lures marketing supremo from Müller Dairy
Müller Dairy UK is on the hunt for a marketing chief after Chris McDonough was this week named as the new marketing director of Molson Coors UK.
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Success of top brands offsets Dairy Crest sales dip
Dairy Crest has hailed strong performances from key brands including Cathedral City, Clover and Frijj despite a dip in overall sales for the year to date.
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Medina plans £400m sales with ex-DFB site
Medina Dairy has bought Dairy Farmers of Britain's former milk processing site at Blaydon as part of a plan to nearly double turnover to £400m within five years. Medina, the UK's largest independent dairy company, completed the purchase...
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‘Superior flavour' of Kara coconut milk
A new coconut milk is promising to shake up the dairy-free market by offering a "superior flavour and texture" to other bean and grain-based products.
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Booker slashes bread and milk prices to help retailers compete
Booker has cut the price of bread and milk as part of its ongoing Everyday Essentials strategy.The C&C giant first launched Everyday Essentials in 2007, pledging to lock down the price of key groceries for long fixed periods to help...
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Double the bubble as R&R unveils Aero ice cream in NPD drive
It may be cold outside, but R&R Ice Cream is gearing up for the heat with a raft of new products under Nestlé's Aero, Caramac, Nesquik and Kit Kat brands.
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‘Cheeky’ True Blue tries to give Stilton everyday appeal
A new Stilton brand has been launched to target mainstream shoppers and revamp the "boring" category.Marketed as 'the Stilton for every day', True Blue from Milk Link's Tuxford & Tebbutt is a 10-week-old cheese with a creamy texture...
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Industry urged to step up promotion of 1% fat milk
Most shoppers would be prepared to ditch semi-skimmed milk in favour of 1% fat alternatives if the industry did more to help them switch, the Food Standards Agency claims. A new FSA report, published this week, found that in taste tests...
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Dairy Crest reduces its stake in Wexford
Dairy Crest is to offload 9m worth of shares in Wexford Creamery in a move to further cut debt.The transaction, which is expected to be completed by March, will see Dairy Crest's shareholding in the Irish cheese, cream and milk supplier...
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Picture This... Clover is proud to be in the centre
In the week in which a top surgeon outraged butter lovers by saying they should switch to spreads, Dairy Crest has launched a raft of marketing emphasising Clover's position as a product that appeals to both butter and spreads fans.
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Long Clawson expands to satisfy overseas demand
Long Clawson Dairy is to spend £6.5m on expanding its Leicestershire facility to meet growing overseas demand for Stilton.The expansion will allow Britain's biggest Stilton producer to increase production by 25% within four years. The...
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Danone hires Kelly and McCutcheon to boost health appeal
TV stars Lorraine Kelly and Martine McCutcheon have been signed up by Danone as part of a major health-focused promotional drive for 2010.The dairy giant has secured a deal with ITV for the Actimel brand to sponsor GMTV with Lorraine....