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Access Full Stories Nestle Waters springs for Henniez Nestle will expand its dominance in the bottled water market after today agreeing to the acquisition of a majority share in Switzerland-based Sources Minérales Henniez... Read Chr Hansen probiotics launched in Italian cheese A cheese containing a Chr Hansen probiotic has been launched in Italy, a move which reinforces the growing trend for companies to use probiotics outside of the traditional yoghurt pot... Read Inbev refocuses towards profitability Inbev lifted its organic revenues by 8.2 per cent during the first half of the fiscal year to €6.7bn as the group continued to restructure its international beer operations towards stronger growth... Read Unilever continues to reduce salt Unilever has developed more salt-reduced products for its UK noodle range without affecting taste, the company announced today... Read Good-for-you ready meals drive category, Datamonitor The ready meals market is anything but on its way out, as manufacturers tap into healthy trends and revitalise products once seen as favoured by 'couch potatoes' and people with no time to pay attention to proper... Read |
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Related Industry News DEFRA to review organic standards committee The UK's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has announced a review of its Advisory Committee on Organic Standards (ACOS), which is expected to pave the way towards future development and governance... Read Health focus drives whey and lactose demand The global market for whey and lactose ingredients will increase by 20 per cent as the dairy industry focuses more on healthy and nutritional products, a new report forecasts... Read EU proposals could lead to higher water prices A new EU report could result in food processors and other industries paying more for the amount of water they use... Read Salt reduction does not reduce food safety, say scientists Cutting the salt content of processed foods has no impact on the risk of food contamination, report scientists today... Read
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