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Access Full Stories The US arm of Danone could be forced to make a multi-million dollar refund to its customers over allegations that it has used fraudulent health claims to sell some of its Activia and DanActive branded yoghurts... Read Dairy industry welcomes UK obesity plan The UK dairy industry has leant its support to a new government initiative to battle obesity, suggesting that dairy goods can be a vital part of a healthy solution to the problem. ... Read Ishida Europe introduces x-ray for large food products Japanese x-ray company Ishida has expanded its range of x-ray inspection systems for the food industry, launching a new machine suitable for large products and cartons... Read Wal-Mart chief pledges higher prices for sustainable suppliers The chief executive of the world's biggest retailer yesterday promised to favour suppliers providing high quality and ethically sourced products... Read News briefs: Friesland Foods, Parmalat, ice cream recalls This week, Friesland Foods appoints a new executive to steer operations ahead of a possible merger plan, Parmalat sets its sights at four global banks in a new court case and Dreyer's recalls some ice cream brands... Read |
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Related Industry News Healthy food cost impacts kids choices: study Researchers from the UK have identified some of the main barriers to young people adopting a healthy lifestyle, including the cost of healthy foods, hunger satisfaction, taste, and peer pressure... Read Thriving enzyme industry drives up Novozymes sales Europe's baking and brewing industry pushed Novozymes food enzymes sales up by 6 per cent last year, according to financial results released today... Read Sandwich growth hinged on niche groups, report High saturation in the US sandwich market will force manufacturers to focus on niche age and ethnic markets in order to boost market share, predicts a new Mintel report... Read Brewers' war ends as S&N agrees to sale plan It seems a case of third time lucky for Carlsberg and Heineken after the board of UK-based brewer Scottish & Newcastle (S&N) today agreed to an 800 pence per share deal for its operations... Read
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