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	Training Course Info Introduction to Flavours and Their Applications This course, from LFI on 6-9 November 2007, held in association with the British Society of Flavourists, is recognised as the industry standard for a comprehensive introduction to flavours and their applications... Click Here Access Full Stories Consumer group complains about Nutella ad The Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has received a complaint from the UK's consumer association over the way Nutella chocolate spread is being marketed to children... Read Innocent claims first with fully recycled bottles UK-based Innocent claims to be the world's first beverage manufacturer to package its brands in polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles made only from recycled material. ... Read Study examines benefits of healthy eating in school A new study by the University of Northumbria will assess how healthy eating affects children's behaviour and achievement in primary schools... Read Guilt-free indulgence is what consumers want, says Datamonitor Snack manufacturers need to develop convenient products that offer a mix of indulgence and health benefits in order to meet changing consumer demands, according to a new Datamonitor report... Read European processors feel raw milk cost pinch The average price paid to European farmers for their milk is up 12 per cent on the previous year to €30.66 per 100kg, according to a new market report... Read
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	Related Industry News Equateq opens super omega-3 factory in Scotland A production and research facility able to make super-pure fatty acid concentrates for the nutrition industry has officially opened in the Western Isles of Scotland with the potential to offer gold standard omega-3... Read Sugar reform and biofuel take toll on yeast extract prices Rising costs and shrinking supply of sugar molasses are driving up the cost of yeast extract production, says Bio Springer, which is today announcing a double digit price increase for its extracts as of next year... Read Cargill's glucosamine application Europe-bound Cargill's plans to market a vegetarian form of glucosamine hydrochloride for use in dairy and beverage products faces further delay, pending a risk review by the European Food Safety... Read PET bottle has the class of glass, says manufacturer A new polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle for wine offers a lower weight form of packaging without sacrificing product quality or the environmental benefits associated with glass, its manufacturer claims... Read Weekly comment Consumers and the confidence crisis Consumer demand - the holy grail of any industry - is a fragile and easily manipulated treasure.  But influencing consumers for anything other than their own benefit will, more often than not, carry unintended consequences. Read Previous Headlines Consumers and the confidence crisis Consumer demand - the holy grail of any industry - is a fragile and easily manipulated treasure.  But influencing consumers for anything other than their own benefit will, more often than not, carry unintended... Read Dairy sector milking UK 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 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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