Today on DairyReporter.com   Tetra Pak backs further Chinese dairy development Drinkable whey protein to hit the mainstream Briefs: Starbucks, Danone and Unilever hostage scare Glanbia offloads meat production for innovation aims Internet traceability system launched for food processors

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	Access Full Stories Tetra Pak backs further Chinese dairy development Tetra Pak hopes to encourage further growth and development in the Chinese dairy industry by overseeing the launch of a new research centre in conjunction with the People's University of China (Renda)... Read Drinkable whey protein to hit the mainstream Reflex Nutrition is on the verge of trialing its whey protein drink through a mainstream food wholesaler in the UK, which if successful could be a shot in the arm for further whey products on the market... Read Briefs: Starbucks, Danone and Unilever hostage scare This week, Starbucks drops organic milk form its US stores, a Unilever manager is held at his own plant by angry workers and Danone works with its suppliers to improve operational efficiency... Read Glanbia offloads meat production for innovation aims Glanbia has entered into negotiations over selling its meat processing business as it looks to focus on diversifying its earnings base towards higher-value ingredients and cheese... Read Internet traceability system launched for food processors An internet-based interface that allows food processors to see which country every ingredient has come from and each process a product goes through in the factory is set to significantly overhaul food chain traceability... Read
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