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Access Full Stories Associated British Foods reports profit gains UK-based Associated British Foods (ABF) today reported real operating profit increased by 11 per cent in 2007, despite EU sugar reforms and the weak US dollar's effect on margins... Read Manufacturers make big sales growth for Callebaut Barry Callebaut has reported growth in full year 2006/7 that outstrips the chocolate sector at large, largely driven by sales to food manufacturers with which it has several big new deals... Read Packaging war wages for coffee giants Procter & Gamble (P&G) is fighting back in an ongoing dispute over packaging with Kraft Foods by opening counter-legal proceedings over allegations it has infringed container designs used on its rival's... Read PepsiCo announces three-way split PepsiCo today announced it will split its operations into three separate units in a move to better harness the growth of its snack and beverage businesses... Read Chr Hansen plant targets Euro cultures demand Work is underway on construction of a dairy cultures production plant that ingredients firm Chr Hansen claims will be the largest of its kind when it becomes operational in spring 2008... Read |
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Related Industry News Canadian food firms see sales declines, says report Sales of Canadian food manufacturers have declined "fairly dramatically" in the first two quarters of this year, according to a recently released financial review of the food industry... Read Industry outlines policy on environmental, production sustainability In a policy document released yesterday, the EU's food and drink called on the European Commission to take account of economic conditions when setting environmental and production sustainability targets for... Read Soy could help reduce fat gene The soy compound lunasin has been shown to inhibit the expression of a gene responsible for internal cholesterol production, Soy Labs' scientists have said... Read Probiotics have a role in paediatrics, say experts Experts at a Nestle-sponsored symposium on probiotics and children's health have urged paediatricians to pay attention to emerging research on so-called good bacteria, although more research is needed on the mechanisms... Read
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