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	Event Nutrition for Non-nutritionists Course This course from LFI on 25-26 September 2007 will provide non-nutritionists with sufficient knowledge of basic nutrition and topical health issues to cope with the nutrition-related aspects of their job... Click Here Access Full Stories Wine keeps Foster's in line for profit growth Australian brewer Foster's has posted 4.7 per cent increase in sales to AUS$4.5bn (€2.6bn) for the full fiscal year as it continues to expand its operations outside of its core beer brands... Read Lower demand for bread forces Hovis bakery closures Premier Foods will close two of its bakery plants in the UK following lower consumer demand for bread... Read DSM investment marks push into smart packaging In a sign of the increased emphasis being put on food safety, Royal DSM has invested in a sensor manufacturing company... Read Syral to present new structure, sweetener capabilities Syral is set to unveil its new sales and industrial organisation in October, following the acquisition of Tate & Lyle starch assets that is currently underway, and says it will be able to respond to customers'... Read Cadbury's gum acquisition approved in Turkey Cadbury's planned acquisition of the Turkey-based chewing gum manufacturer Intergum has been approved by the competition regulator, the company said today... Read
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