Polish dairy companies thrive in EU, but will it last?
Nearly four months on from Poland's accession to the European Union, the country's dairy sector is reporting such heavy demand for its products that it is struggling to keep up with demands.
Archives for August 24, 2004
US scientists develop low-cost filtration process
Scientists in the US have developed a system of low-cost fibres capable of filtering traces of atrazine.
Soft drinks, diabetes link sparks fierce debate
Research suggesting a link between soft drink consumption and rising levels of diabetes in the US has sparked fierce criticism from consumer groups and beverage industry associations. Scientists with an axe to grind have manipulated the data, the...
Baltika launches Tula malt plant
Baltika, Russia's leading beer brewery, has announced the start of production at its newly constructed malt processing facility in Tula, central European Russia. The project aims to up the company's own supply of malt in an effort to reduce...
Parmalat continues to seek cash recovery
Parmalat, the Italian dairy company which has been in the hands of the administrators since collapsing with massive debts last year - has continued to take legal action against a number of leading financial institutions in a bid to recover some of the...