News & Analysis on the Dairy Industry & Markets
Danish-Swedish dairy co-operative Arla Foods has announced it is to cease operations at one of its Danish cheese warehouses as a result of flagging sales of its hard and semi-hard yellow cheeses, reports Tom Armitage.
EU membership is the best way of guaranteeing the welfare of Europe's food production, according to a new report.
Number six global flavours player Takasago International has established a new division in Shanghai aimed at expanding its manufacturing and retail presence in China as well cutting costs.
A campaign launched this month by the Center for Global Food Issues (CGFI) warning consumers against claims made on milk cartons has received short shrift from the organic industry, reports Philippa Nuttall.
The burgeoning Chinese milk sector is set to continue its rapid expansion on the back of increased consumer awareness and improved distribution networks, but can it provide adequate returns for overseas investors? Tom Armitage reports.
Israeli flavour firm Frutarom, with clear ambitions to become one of the top ten flavour players, is seeking a listing on the London Stock Exchange to raise funds for imminent acquisitions.
Russia must loosen limitations on ownership of the companies by foreign citizens and must improve transparency in order to attract more foreign investments, says a new report of the Organization on Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).