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Access Full Stories An industry association representing UK dairy groups says that it remains in support of the European Commission's drive to cut production quotas, though claims more must be done to ensure long-term market stability... Read Campaigners reject claims GM answer to food prices Europe must scrap its biofuel targets to combat the upward spiral of food prices, say green campaigners, discarding claiming that genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are the answer... Read News briefs: Campina, Danone and Parmalat This week, Campina enjoys dominance of Dutch retail on the back of yoghurt sales, Danone may look to further expansion in the Americas and Parmalat makes another out of court settlement... Read Innovation raises Nestle above raw material impact Repositioning on a healthy food platform and investing in research of value-added ingredients has lifted Nestle out of the reach of raw material prices and other economic encumbrances... Read Fat-free milk may lower blood pressure An increased intake of calcium and vitamin D from non-fat dairy could reduce the risk of developing high blood pressure, suggests new research from Harvard... Read |
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Related Industry News Antibodies from egg to become major focus for biotech firm IRI Separation Technologies has signed a distribution agreement to allow the firm to fully focus on the extraction of antibodies from eggs... Read New child obesity stats inform UK strategy The UK government has reported progress in its bid to identify children who are or who are at risk of becoming overweight, providing new trend data to help inform anti-obesity strategies... Read News briefs: Canada Bread, Campbell and Barilla In financial news, Canada Bread keeps profits steady through frozen bread sales, Campbell suffers from high input and commodity costs, and Barilla may be looking to sell its German bakery division... Read Study links salt and soft drinks to childhood obesity Reducing the salt content of foods would result in drinking fewer sugar-sweetened beverages, and may lower obesity risks, hypertension and possibly heart disease, British researchers report... Read
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