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	Access Full Stories Tate & Lyle woos Asia with R&D drive Tate & Lyle has opened a new research and development centre in Shanghai, China to help manufacturers develop food products that are targeted to the preferences of Asian consumers... Read News briefs: Portuguese beer, P&G and metric measures This week's news brief finds Portugal's largest brewer having to close a plant, Procter and Gamble possibly going off coffee and another victory in the battle against forcing metric measurements... Read Pepsi raises profit estimates amidst restructuring aims Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG) has lifted its full year operating profit guidance by about two percentage points to between 10 per cent and 11 per cent after revenues rose by eight per cent to $3.7bn (€2.6bn)... Read Fast-paced Italians swell probiotic market The Italian probiotic supplement market is the largest in Europe - even outstripping America - and it is still ripe for further expansion... Read Dairy difficulties hamper Dean Foods' profits US group Dean Foods yesterday announced plans for an immediate cut in its workforce, after higher costs for ingredients like milk forced it to lower its full year earnings expectations... Read
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	Advertisement Related Industry News Ebro Puleva wont predict sugar hit before terms The sugar arm of Spanish food group Ebro Puleva has said it is impossible to estimate the impact of EU sugar reform on its business, until the regulatory situation in Spain is clarified... Read Plant sterols in low fat milk effective for cholesterol cuts Phytosterols incorporated into low-fat fermented milk was effective in lowering LDL cholesterol levels in people with slightly elevated cholesterol, French researchers have reported... Read Sunny Delight shines focus on Kraft brands Juice maker Sunny Delight hopes to profit from Kraft's latest restructuring drive with the acquisition of the food giant's fruit-based soft drink and vitamin water brands in the US... Read Meat ban lifted in UK The European Union will allow meat products from selected parts of the UK to be exported to other member states, and lift the ban imposed last month after Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) was found on a farm... 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 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 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 not a standard says industry 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 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 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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