All Dairy articles – Page 185

  • LOWLOW-CHEESE-SPREAD
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    Kerry Foods to offer spreadable version of Low Low Cheddar

    2011-01-08T00:00:00Z

    After going head-to-head with Cathedral City Mature Lighter when it launched Low Low reduced-fat Cheddar, Kerry Foods is now targeting Kraft and Lactalis McLelland with the launch of Low Low spreadable. The cheese the first branded...

  • LURPAK-AD
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    Lurpak cooks up new ad featuring Hauer

    2011-01-08T00:00:00Z

    Arla Foods is encouraging shoppers to use Lurpak to whip up quick and simple meals in its latest ad, as it kicks off scheduled £13m marketing activity for 2011. The latest phase in Lurpak's 'Good Food Deserves' campaign includes an ad ...

  • OLD-SHIRE-GREEN-CHEESE
    News

    Welsh creamery will vote on strike action

    2011-01-08T00:00:00Z

    One of Tesco's Welsh-based cheese suppliers, South Caernarfon Creameries, could face employee strikes if a Unite ballot of worker-members is returned in ­favour of ­action. Unite has balloted its 70 members part of a 160-strong workforce...

  • ACTIMEL-WOMAN-DRINKER
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    Actimel brings it on in new ad campaign

    2011-01-08T00:00:00Z

    Danone is launching a new advertising campaign for its Actimel drinking yoghurt called Bring It On. The £2.6m campaign will include national TV ads, starting this week and running for nine weeks, as well as outdoor advertising and digital...

  • ALPRO SOYA PLUS
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    Alpro lowers cholesterol with new dairy-free milk

    2011-01-07T00:00:00Z

    Alpro is branching out into the functional foods market, launching a cholesterol-­lowering dairy-free milk from next month.

  • DAIRY CREST MILK AND MORE
    News

    TV debut for Dairy Crest delivery service Milk & More

    2010-12-22T10:13:06.420Z

    Dairy Crest is launching the first-ever TV campaign for its Milk & More online delivery service in January.

  • PARMESAN-GRATER
    News

    Veggie dishes are ‘ruined’ by Parmesan

    2010-12-18T00:00:00Z

    The Vegetarian Society has launched Say Cheese, a campaign to stop restaurants from 'ruining' veggie dishes with Parmesan. Many restaurants were losing out on business from vegetarian customers because of the 'never-­ending trend' for...

  • SAUCY-FISH-CO
    News

    Melt-in-middle fish cake from Seachill

    2010-12-18T00:00:00Z

    Seachill is hoping to reinvigorate the flagging fishcakes sub-category with the first branded melt-in-the-middle product. Saucy Centre Fishcakes from The Saucy Fish Co come in smoked haddock with a Davidstow Cheddar sauce, and salmon with...

  • FLORA-BUTTERY
    News

    Flora to shift focus from health to family appeal

    2010-12-18T00:00:00Z

    Unilever is gearing up for a major revamp of its Flora spreads portfolio in the new year. The company plans to move away from the health focus that has characterised much marketing and communication for Flora in recent times and return...

  • MULLER-LIGHT-PRODUCTS
    News

    Müller to give away £1,000 for 72 days

    2010-12-18T00:00:00Z

    Müller is looking to boost Müllerlight sales by targeting consumers with new year blues for its biggest-ever on-pack promotion. The dairy giant will be giving away £1,000 to one consumer every day for 72 days from 20 December.

  • TESCO-MILK-TANKER
    News

    Tesco promises milk price review for TSDG

    2010-12-11T00:00:00Z

    Tesco has committed to ­review the price it pays its dedicated dairy farmer group after an "exceptional" rise in on-farm costs. The price Tesco pays its Tesco Sustainable Dairy Group farmers for their milk is usually set bi-annually in...

  • GOAT
    News

    St Helen’s Farm goats sing carols

    2010-12-11T00:00:00Z

    Goat dairy company St Helen's Farm has launched a 'vote for your goat' game on its website, allowing consumers to vote for their favourite video of a goat 'singing' Christmas carols. The company said its goats produced more milk when...

  • Profiles

    The Human Angle: Mike Kelly

    2010-12-11T00:00:00Z

    Name: Mike Kelly Company name: Milk Link Sales: more than £549m HQ location: Bristol Number of employees: About 1,200

  • FRIDGE-AISLE
    News

    Indie stores alerted over a mystery dairy supplier

    2010-12-11T00:00:00Z

    Independent shop owners in the Midlands have been put on alert by their dairy suppliers after an unknown supplier started targeting stores with offers of discount milk, bread and eggs. Over the past few weeks, hundreds of independents and...

  • FARMFOODS-SHOP-FRONT
    News

    Farmfoods ‘agrees to talks’ over milk prices

    2010-12-11T00:00:00Z

    Farmers For Action (FFA) has shifted its focus to the discounters and has already won a mini-victory in its campaign to get better milk prices for farmers.

  • News

    Supplier Q&A : The time to think smarter

    2010-12-04T00:00:00Z

    After the collapse of Dairy Farmers of Britain in June 2009, confidence in the future of dairy co-ops was at an all-time low. But with pre-tax profits up a healthy £8.6m in the six months to 2 October and the co-op about to launch I Can't Believe It's Not Cheddar, ...

  • PILGRIMS-CHOICE-CHEESE
    News

    Pilgrims Choice takes on rivals with lighter launch

    2010-12-04T00:00:00Z

    Pilgrims Choice is about to go head-to-head with Dairy Crest and Milk Link in the reduced-fat Cheddar market with the launch of two lighter variants, The Grocer can exclusively reveal. The brand will launch Pilgrims Choice Mature Lighter...

  • CHEESE DEC 10
    News

    Focus On Cheese: Under siege

    2010-12-04T00:00:00Z

    The gap between cheese imports and exports continues to widen. Julia Glotz asks whether this should be cause for concern and looks at what producers are doing to redress the balance

  • CHEESE DEC 10
    News

    Focus On Cheese: Just how lowlow can cheese go-go?

    2010-12-04T00:00:00Z

    Richard Ford rounds up brand activity around healthier options as producers react to new reduced-fat targets

  • News

    Focus On Cheese: Kids' cheese must try harder at lunchtime

    2010-12-04T00:00:00Z

    Manufacturers have failed to make the most of the kids’ lunchbox sector and need to capitalise on the demand for healthier options, reports Lisa Riley