Today on DairyReporter.com   EU mulls milk quota hike to please cheese needs Naturis seeks phytosterol permission for dairy Manufacturer caps convenience with carton opening Kerry ingredient tackles ice-cream cost, output issues Briefs: Arla Foods, Fonterra and Parmalat

Related Industry News   Kellogg expands research facility Nestle partners luxury chocolatier Pierre Marcolini EFSA group formed to evaluate Southampton study Sugar, sweetener sales slide, reveals Mintel

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	Technical / White Paper Unexpected maintenance issues? Unplanned production stops drastically affecting your bottom line? Shift strategies to drive down costs and address other market pressures by becoming more predictive on asset performance. Learn how others are doing it..... Click Here Access Full Stories EU mulls milk quota hike to please cheese needs The European Commission has proposed a two per cent rise in milk quotas from April next year in a bid to drive down the price of the commodity... Read Naturis seeks phytosterol permission for dairy Naturis has asked the Food Standards Agency to approve the use of phytosterols - which have been linked to having a positive effect on lowering cholesterol -  from soya bean seeds... Read Manufacturer caps convenience with carton opening A new one-step-opening cap for both dairy and beverage cartons can offer greater convenience benefits for processors and consumers alike, according to the manufacturer... Read Kerry ingredient tackles ice-cream cost, output issues Kerry Bio-Science is launching a new functional system called Sherex Enlite to improve creaminess, stability and shelf life of ice-cream - and which has proved particularly effective in low-fat ice creams... Read Briefs: Arla Foods, Fonterra and Parmalat This week, Arla Foods re-brands its cheeses in a profitability drive, Fonterra begins to experience the benefits of higher milk costs and Parmalat responds to an ongoing Italian antitrust enquiry... Read
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	Related Industry News Kellogg expands research facility Cereal manufacturer Kellogg today revealed plans to invest $40m in expanding its institute for food and nutrition research, claiming that sales from innovation have doubled since it first opened in 1997... Read Nestle partners luxury chocolatier Pierre Marcolini Swiss-based food giant Nestle today announced going into partnership with Belgian company Pierre Marcolini, as the company aims to move further into the premium and luxury chocolate market... Read EFSA group formed to evaluate Southampton study The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has put together a working group to provide the European Commission and EU member states with scientific advice on the effects of food additives on behaviour by the end... Read Sugar, sweetener sales slide, reveals Mintel Sales of sugar and sweeteners have slowed in recent years and are expected to decline slightly going ahead, according to a new report by Mintel... Read Weekly Comment Infant nutrition: Too close for comfort? Industry has to walk a tightrope between lending a benevolent hand to support infant nutrition for the good of public health, and cynical marketing that seems to cash in on sensitivities. Read Previous Headlines Emmi expects dairy turnaround in 2008 Dairy group Emmi says it remains in line to achieve its full-year objectives despite falling short of earnings targets and expects greater stability in both milk prices and it owns operations in the year ahead... Read Bodine targets space needs with expanded Pacesetter range Bodine Electric Company's claims its new additions to the Pacesetter selection of inverter duty gearmotors aid food and beverage processing where space is limited, or high torque required... Read Nestle, Kellogg et al sign junk ad pledge Major global food companies have this week signed a pledge to stop advertising 'junk' food to children under 12, in an effort to self-regulate and avoid a ban being imposed by the European Commission... Read Infant nutrition: Too close for comfort? Industry has to walk a tightrope between lending a benevolent hand to support infant nutrition for the good of public health, and cynical marketing that seems to cash in on sensitivities... Read Court rules against Danone in Wahaha battle Danone's right to the trademarks of joint venture partner Wahaha have been terminated after it lost an arbitration battle in a Chinese court, the group said today... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Unexpected maintenance issues? - Technical / White Paper Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Ingredients and additives Packaging equipment and materials Processing equipment & plant design

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