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NewsFirst Milk 'completes turnaround' as operating profit doubles
New business strategy, divesting loss-making subsidiaries, and improved operational performance helped turn fortunes around
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NewsABP £22m AD plant opens by Arla dairy
Olleco will supply power to Arla as part of a new partnership
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NewsWaitrose claims UK first with Duchy Organic halloumi
Cheese launched last week and would capitalise on a 24% increase in year-on-year sales of halloumi
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NewsBidfood Scotland introduces 35 Scottish dairy and egg lines
Foodservice wholesaler has taken on a raft of new listings from 10 local suppliers
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Comment & OpinionWe should shout about the health benefits of dairy
Sir, Your ‘Do Brits think dairy is scary?’ feature (The Dairymen, 16 September, p34) highlighted some compelling researc
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NewsSt Helen's Farm rolls out first goats milk brie
Dairy brand has previously concentrated on hard goats’ cheese
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NewsFlora Freedom renamed in brand revamp
The new packaging launched this week with a “simple, premium and contemporary design”
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NewsSeriously Spreadable cheese range gets revamp
New-look packaging for Seriously Spreadable Squares rolled out this week
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NewsDairy alternative consumers 'at risk of iodine deficiency'
A University of Surrey study has found that the majority of dairy alternative drinks do not have adequate iodine levels
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NewsSainsbury's expands hit 'Gary' vegan cheese range
Sales exceeded expectations by 300% since product went viral on social media
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Analysis & FeaturesCan foodservice pay for provenance?
Foodservice players are responding to demand for local sourcing, but is paying higher prices for provenance sustainable?
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NewsFirst Milk announces 30 job losses at two creameries
The proposed job cuts follow a review of First Milk’s manufacturing sites by new operations director Mark Robertson
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Category ReportPDF: The Dairymen 2017
Grocer members can now download the PDF version of our annual supplement The Dairymen
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Analysis & FeaturesBrexit: brave new world, or stormy seas for dairy?
There is optimism that exports to new markets could open up lucrative possibilities
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NewsSteve Millard to drive e-commerce & digital growth at Arla
The dairy co-op wants to increase the proportion of its online sales in the UK to 20% by 2025
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Analysis & FeaturesSeize the Cheese: a marketing campaign for Britain's best cheeses
The Grocer challenged creative agency Haygarth to come up with a campaign for artisan British cheesemaking
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Comment & OpinionAlpro's fully behind PHE's war on sugar
we at Alpro take great pride in now considering ourselves part of a wider ‘dairy’ and ‘dairy alternatives’ fixture
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Comment & OpinionThe Dairymen 2017: It's time to fight back against the dissing of dairy
We all know the anti-dairy myths spread by campaigners don’t reflect the reality of British dairy farming
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Comment & OpinionNine industry experts tell us where UK dairy will be in five years
“In five years we will have a greater understanding of our new trading environment as we’ll be post Brexit”
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Analysis & FeaturesHow to sell dairy in the age of 'scary': expert panel
How can the industry win the nutritional and welfare arguments when online gives anti-dairy lobbyists such firepower?