Today on FoodAndDrinkEurope.com   UK proposes to tighten protection for whisky Beverage and dairy drive Givaudan's Euro sales Global consumers steer towards premium beer Bud maker denies GM accusations Chr Hansen expands European flavour base

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	Access Full Stories UK proposes to tighten protection for whisky The UK government yesterday announced new production, export and labelling measures to protect whisky from the threat of counterfeit goods... Read Beverage and dairy drive Givaudan's Euro sales Givaudan has reported sales growth in its flavours division in Q3, particularly in the European beverage and dairy segments, and in developing markets... Read Global consumers steer towards premium beer Sales of premium beer continue to outgrow globally over private label and discounted varieties, according to the latest findings by beverage research group Canadean... Read Bud maker denies GM accusations Anheuser Busch yesterday denied claims by environmental organisation Greenpeace that batches of its beer, including the flagship brand Budweiser, contain genetically modified (GM) materials... Read Chr Hansen expands European flavour base Chr Hansen is expanding its flavour production centre in Denmark to enhance its product range, efficiency and service to customers and strengthen its position in the dairy flavourings market in Europe... Read
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	Advertisement Related Industry News Research targets better sweet potato pigments for foods Fermenting purple sweet potatoes may lead to better extraction and stability of the anthocyanin pigments for use as natural food colourings, Chinese researchers report... Read System monitors spray nozzle performance A system developed in Denmark helps plant managers monitor the performance of spray nozzles used in dryers... Read Tate & Lyle says adios to Mexican sugar Tate & Lyle has taken new measures to remove itself from volatile commodity markets and refocus on value-added ingredients, with a plan to sell its Mexican sugar business, Grupo Industrial Azucarero de Occidente... Read Companies face investor pressure to reduce CO2 Investors are stepping up the pressure on companies to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases produced by their manufacturing operations... Read Weekly comment: Food prices Will value-added lose out to the basics? Food companies have been focussing on value-added products in a bid to reduce their reliance on commodities, which can fluctuate wildly and deliver slim margins. But now that prices of basic foods are at an all-time high, can value-added foods still compete for their share of the consumer buck? Read Sponsored Link New sugar provides longer lasting energy Palatinit™ is the only low and slow glycemic carbohydrate to supply glucose energy over a longer period of time. New products around the world prove benefits of Palatinit™... Click Here Previous Headlines Will value-added lose out to the basics? Food companies have been focussing on value-added products in a bid to reduce their reliance on commodities, which can fluctuate wildly and deliver slim margins. But now that prices of basic foods are at an all-time... 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 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 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 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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