All Dairy articles – Page 108
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NewsThe Collective rolls out no-added sugar sharing pots for kids
Range will contain 18% less sugar than market average says yoghurt brand
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NewsNorseland to supply cheese for blogger's Advent calendar
Hobson, of sowrongitsnom.com, said the calendar would launch in time for Christmas
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NewsThe diner tech revolution hits its stride
“Technology has had a central role in shaping restaurant operations”
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NewsFirst Milk appoints Shelagh Hancock as new CEO
Former Medina MD Hancock, will replace Mike Gallacher, who was credited with turning around the dairy co-op
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NewsCulina to build UK's biggest chilled warehousing plant
Logistics operator will invest £38m to build ‘super centre’ on M1 corridor
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NewsIrish 'hard border' must be avoided, urge food trade bodies
Disruption to established cross-border supply chains would cause “significant economic damage” for both countries
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NewsCity snapshot: Management team to depart early at troubled Aryzta
Swiss bakery goods supplier Aryzta is accelerating wholesale changes to its management team after its first half earnings slumped by more than 30%. Plus a look ahead to the week in the City and all the latest news from the markets this morning.
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NewsKers to depart Müller as Lindt & Sprüngli’s Uwe Sommer becomes group CEO
Kers will stay on during the transition period but is then expected to bow out of the business
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NewsMüller gives Frijj no added sugar overhaul as part of major revamp
The drink will be available in chocolate, strawberry, and mango & passionfruit at the same price as Frijj 40% Less Sugar
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Category ReportA square meal bottled: Dairy drinks category report 2017
Dairy drinks are muscling in on space previously dominated by pop with nutritionally rich products
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Comment & OpinionThe reputation of British food & drink is a hot property abroad
Sir, It was encouraging to read that food and drink exports from the UK are in such good health
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NewsGrocery deflation hits annual sales at Yeo Valley
Annual sales at UK dairy firm Yeo Valley have fallen back for the first time in six years as industry deflation hit shelf prices.
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NewsMedina Dairy sees return to profitability
Group revenue during the 52 weeks to 30 April rose by £4.1m to £160.9m
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Analysis & FeaturesAsda is buying into free-range milk, but will consumers?
The willingness of supermarkets to sell free-range milk in volume demonstrates how far the dairy sector has come in the past couple of years, so is it a fad or will it become the norm? Time will tell
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NewsNew Free Range Dairy Farmers milk wins listings at Asda
Asda is first UK mult to list free-range milk on a national basis
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Analysis & FeaturesWould abolishing use-by dates really help stop milk waste?
Headlines suggesting consumers ’sniff’ milk to see if it is still fresh, has once again highlighted the controversy surrounding food labelling and the problem of waste in the industry
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NewsScrapping of use-by-dates on milk urged in bid to cut waste
Wrap report urges more packaging changes to cut food waste
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NewsBranded growth boosts profits at Arla
Global dairy giant Arla has boosted its bottom line through higher sales of branded goods despite the slump in milk prices hitting annual sales.
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NewsGlanbia sells off Irish dairy division for £95m to form jv with farmers co-op
Glanbia has agreed to sell off a controlling stake in its Irish diary business to the Glanbia Co-operative Society for €112m (£94.8m).
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NewsAlternative milk brand A2's global revenues leap 84%
Growth reflected “outstanding results” in A2’s Australia, New Zealand and Chinese markets