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	Access Full Stories Yellow fats can still melt into market, Mintel As the yellow fats market competes against products for consumers aspiring to healthier lifestyles, Mintel has highlighted how manufacturers of these goods should play up their taste attributes... Read Bridge too far in Absolut maker counterfeit case Sweden-based group Vin and Spirit (V&S) has lost a legal bid in the country's appeal court to continue using a former partner's trademark on its wine labels, after the company alleged it... Read Tate & Lyle 'cautious' about outlook Tate & Lyle continues to be dragged down by EU sugar reform, while additional challenges such as high corn costs have prompted the firm to view near term outlook "with caution"... Read Kettle Chips fights workers over unionisation Workers at the Kettle Chips factory vote today on whether to join a trade union, despite stiff opposition from their private equity bosses... Read Wal-Mart rating system deemed a failure The Wal-Mart environmental scorecard rating system for packaging does not work and should not be allowed to become the standard for suppliers, according to an industry organisation... Read
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	Advertisement Related Industry News When an inspector calls The UK regulator yesterday published its audits of three of the country's largest meat processing plants, exposing them to increased public scrutiny over their food safety practices... Read European law differences hinder botanical products Placing botanical products on the European market can be difficult for businesses because of a lack of harmonisation and differing rules between member states, the European Advisory Service has said... Read Indian guar gum imports 'accepted' in EU Fears over dioxin levels in guar gum supplies from India are not stopping the shipping of consignments, according to reports from India... Read DSM claims beer stability breakthrough The manufacturer of a new brewing enzyme claims its latest innovation will shake up beer production in Europe, by cutting the time and cost of processing... 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 Ripping the red tape They say that patience is a virtue. But when it comes to the regulatory process on both sides of the Atlantic, patience too often results in dust gathering in the Read Previous Headlines Ripping the red tape They say that patience is a virtue. But when it comes to the regulatory process on both sides of the Atlantic, patience too often results in dust gathering in the "to do" box on some regulator's desk... Read Robert Wiseman Dairies manages to increase margins Robert Wiseman Dairies has been able to juggle suppliers, pricing and higher input costs in the first half of this year, while increasing margins, according to a trading statement released today... Read Barry Callebaut doubles Japan chocolate volumes Barry Callebaut is moving in on the expanding chocolate market in Japan through a new alliance with confectionery company Morinaga... Read Tetra Pak makes the business case for social responsibility Tetra Pak's involvement in school feeding programmes shows how companies can leverage their industry knowledge to help the poor, while still being able to justify the effort on the bottom line... Read News briefs: San Miguel, Scottish & Newcastle and Orangina In the latest news roundup, San Miguel adds some fizz to its Hong Kong operations, Scottish & Newcastle's chief executive may be about to call time on his tenure, and the Orangina group makes an energetic acquisition... 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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