EFET gives all clear after acid contamination threat
The Hellenic Food Authority (EFET) has confirmed all ‘is back to normal’ following threats to contaminate Coca-Cola, Nestlé, Unilever and Delta products with chlorine and hydrochloric acid.
Archives for January 13, 2017
Firm fights 'lax and meaningless' Swiss Made law with watch made of cheese
A Swiss watchmaker is protesting against the loopholes in the country's ‘Swiss Made’ law with a novelty 100% Swiss watch made from cheese. "Our response to this lax and insufficient label is derision," says the CEO of H. Moser & Cie.
Functional food and supplement manufacturers urged to get creative with whey protein offerings
South East Asia functional food and supplement firms need to help educate consumers that whey protein isn’t just for body builders, and formulate new products that can help treat the rising number of sarcopenia cases among the elderly in the region.
Danone accelerates global transition to a Circular Economy
Danone has signed up to a three-year partnership with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMF) to accelerate the global transition to a circular economy.
Chobani notched up double-digit US growth in 2016, has ‘no plan’ to head back to Europe right now
While growth in the US yogurt category fell into negative territory in 2016, Chobani's US operation notched up double-digit sales and volume growth last year, driven by a strong performances from Flip and the core cups range and a successful move into...
Milk is a top-performing rebate offer for mobile reward shopping app Ibotta
Shopping habits of US consumers have shown that dairy milk still ranks as one of the top essential items on their grocery lists, according to data analysis from mobile reward shopping app Ibotta.
Müller confirms site closure with loss of 389 jobs
Müller Milk & Ingredients has confirmed its Chadwell Heath plant in London will close, with the loss of 389 jobs.
Sell-up: Analysts predict more gloom for infant formula firm Bellamy’s as shares slump continues
Replacing CEO Laura McBain hasn’t seen the end of financial turmoil at Australian infant formula manufacturer Bellamy’s with shares continuing to slide amid gloomy forecasts from analysts.