Today on FoodAndDrinkEurope.com   Supermarkets milking UK dairy consumers, claims regulator EU may boost milk production say reports Campari's spirit, Czech beer, and Heineken's rugby fumble Walkers warns of skills shortage Snacks division leads General Mills' business growth

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	Training Course Predicting and Controlling Shelf-Life of Foods This course from LFI on 6-7 November 2007 is a must for all personnel with interests and responsibility for the determination of the safe and stable shelf-life of foods... Click Here Access Full Stories Supermarkets milking UK dairy consumers, claims regulator The UK's major supermarkets and dairy processors allegedly cheated consumers out of £270m (€389m) by colluding to increase prices for dairy products, the competition regulator claimed... Read EU may boost milk production say reports As a dwindling milk supply continues to bite into the profits of European dairy processors, the European Commision hinted this week that it may consider raising quotas on production to relieve the industry's woes... Read Campari's spirit, Czech beer, and Heineken's rugby fumble In the latest news round-up, Campari remains in good spirits despite a decline in soft drinks sales, Czech beer is on the rise and brewer Heineken is still lost in translation over its Rugby World Cup sponsorship... Read Walkers warns of skills shortage The government must do more to boost workers' skills if the food and drink industry is to remain competitive, according to a general manager of Walkers Shortbread... Read Snacks division leads General Mills' business growth Strong sales and increased market share of some of its healthier snacks helped boost overall sales in the US during the first quarter ended 26 August, General Mills reported today... Read
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	Related Industry News Danisco bolstered by costs discipline, price increases Controlling costs with an iron hand and upping sales prices has helped Danisco's ingredients division towards Q1 growth, against an overall profit dip as a result of ongoing sugar reform... Read Ireland and other EU members register productivity gains While the US retains its top spot in a global ranking of labour productivity, Ireland, Finland, Sweden and the UK have continued to catch up to the economic giant... Read Mars hits out at US chocolate redefinition proposal US moves to redefine chocolate have come under further criticism by some of the leading players in the industry... Read Foot and mouth spreads in UK Foot-and-mouth disease has spread to two more farms in the UK, underlying fears that a EU-wide ban on the country's exports will be prolonged... Read Events - Publisher's Choice Agribusiness Seminar at Harvard Business School - January 13 to 16, 2008 Soaring interest in biofuels. Rapid expansion in worldwide markets. These are just two of the critical issues facing today's global food system. The 2008 Agribusiness Seminar addresses these challenges, allowing you to explore innovative solutions to help position your organization for success.Read Weekly Comment Arnie and the clones Cloned foods have not yet made it to our grocery aisles, but in the advent of such a rollout consumers must have a defined right to decide if they want to swallow the technology or not. Read Previous Headlines Pepsi extends Unilever tea deal Pepsi and Unilever are to extend their agreement over distribution and marketing of the Lipton ready-to-drink tea brand to target a growing global demand for the products... Read Soft drinks makers claim reformulation commitment As manufacturers continue to react to the consumer backlash from new findings linking artificial additive use to child hyperactivity, the beverage industry claims companies are moving to reformulate products... Read Finsbury Food benefits from premium trends, but bakery suffers Turnover increased for Finsbury Food by 50 per cent to £109.8m (€158m) for the year ended 30 June 2007, aided by the demand for premium foods, the company said today... Read Arnie and the clones Cloned foods have not yet made it to our grocery aisles, but in the advent of such a rollout consumers must have a defined right to decide if they want to swallow the technology or not... Read Arla cuts cheese to ease supply burden Arla Foods is to cut cheese production by 6,200 tonnes until the new year in a drive to better deal with a dwindling global supply of raw milk... 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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