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	Related Industry News Costs take toll on San Miguel's profitability San Miguel's first half profits have taken a hit as it continues to diversify its operations into mining and power to offset uncertainty's in its core food and beverage brands... Read Green tea may stop colon cancer in its tracks - study Green tea may stop the growth of colon tumours in their infancy, suggests a new study using mice, but merely drinking green tea offers no benefits against larger tumours... Read UK councils take up carton recycling drive The Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment in the UK (ACE) is working with councils across the UK to increase carton recycling... Read Bakery expands healthier snacks range Barbara's Bakery has launched the first all natural snack bars combining fruit fillings and yogurt in a whole-grain crust, the company claimed today... Read Weekly Comment Reflections from IFT As the dust settles on this year's IFT Food Expo 2007 in Chicago, health and wellness and food safety came through as the star performers, and drivers for the future of the industry. Read Previous Headlines Weather rains on Scottish & Newcastle's performance Eastern Europe continues to boost the fortunes of brewer Scottish & Newcastle, driving comparable sales growth of 7.8 per cent to £2.1bn (€3bn) for the first half of the year as the company moved... Read New CSM acquisition in premium market segment Dutch-based bakery supplier CSM announced today its acquisition of UK-based Kate's Cakes in a deal worth £32.5m (€48m)... Read Vivartia drops ice cream for restructuring aims Greek dairy group Vivartia has sold its entire 24 per cent stake in ice cream producer and retailer Dodoni to the National Bank of Greece Group as it continues to restructure its operations... Read Bird's Eye switches fingers from cod to pollock UK food manufacturer Bird's Eye has said it will use pollock in place of cod in some of its fish fingers as of September, in a bid to counter sustainability issues... Read Bulgarian bakers hit by higher input prices Bakers in Bulgaria are predicting a 30 to 50 per cent rise in bread prices due to increased input costs, according to a recent market update... Read Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Company news

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