Today on FoodAndDrinkEurope.com   Nestle, Kellogg et al sign junk ad pledge Trian group increases Cadbury share Carlsberg stands by S&N offer Producers need to 're-think' responsible drinking ads Further sugar production difficulties ahead, says ABF chairman

Related Industry News   The carbon cost of Christmas Cranberry supply is good, Lallemand says Strong sales boost Cadbury revenue outlook Vitiva extends prawn shelf-life with rosemary

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	Sponsored Link 2008 ALL CANDY EXPO® May 20-22, 2008 Chicago, IL USA It's all about sweets and snacks! Gain access to every major trade channel at the largest confectionery, chocolate, biscuit & snack expo in the Americas... Click Here Access Full Stories Nestle, Kellogg et al sign junk ad pledge Major global food companies have this week signed a pledge to stop advertising 'junk' food to children under 12, in an effort to self-regulate and avoid a ban being imposed by the European Commission... Read Trian group increases Cadbury share The US hedge fund group Trian, run by active investor Nelson Peltz, has increased its stake in Cadbury from 3.47 per cent to approximately 4.5 per cent, the confectionery company announced earlier today... Read Carlsberg stands by S&N offer Carlsberg and Heineken will stand by a rejected joint-offer made last month for British-based rival Scottish and Newcastle (S&N), despite recent research suggesting that an improved bid would likely be accepted... Read Producers need to 're-think' responsible drinking ads Drinks groups may stepping up their efforts to promote responsible alcohol consumption, but some of their latest advertising campaigns have been labelled as "catastrophically misconceived", according to new research... Read Further sugar production difficulties ahead, says ABF chairman The chairman of Associated British Foods (ABF), a major European sugar producer, says that the industry will have to weather the storm over the coming year before producers can reap the benefits of EU-wide sugar... Read
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	Related Industry News The carbon cost of Christmas As Christmas draws closer, spare a thought for... the environment. Researchers from the UK have calculated that the carbon footprint of all the Christmas dinners eaten in the UK this year will be the same... Read Cranberry supply is good, Lallemand says Lallemand Health Ingredients (LHI) has said there is no risk of a cranberry shortage next year, and has dispelled fears of a poor harvest and predicted supply shortages in 2008... Read Strong sales boost Cadbury revenue outlook Cadbury today said it expects confectionery revenue growth to exceed the 2007 four to six per cent target range, thanks to revenues from the UK chocolate and the US gum markets... Read Vitiva extends prawn shelf-life with rosemary Vitiva is launching Aquarox 10, a new variant of its line of rosemary-derived natural preservatives, to extend the shelf-life of prawns... Read Weekly Comment Infant nutrition: Too close for comfort? Industry has to walk a tightrope between lending a benevolent hand to support infant nutrition for the good of public health, and cynical marketing that seems to cash in on sensitivities. Read Previous Headlines Infant nutrition: Too close for comfort? Industry has to walk a tightrope between lending a benevolent hand to support infant nutrition for the good of public health, and cynical marketing that seems to cash in on sensitivities... Read Revised Carlsberg offer may sway S&N shareholders - survey Up to 20 per cent of Scottish & Newcastle's (S&N) shareholders may be ready to support Carlberg and Heinekin's bid to buy the UK-based brewer, according to an independent survey... Read Coca-Cola makes Aussie beer buy for profit push Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA), a major soft drinks producer in Australia and Asia, has acquired the country's Bluetongue brewery brand to extend its premium beer focus in a bid to further diversify its revenue stream... Read Confectioners look to exotic, functional flavours Manufacturers will increasingly turn to unusual confectionery flavours such as pomegranate, eucalyptus and goji in order to make their products stand out from the competition on supermarket shelves, according to... Read News briefs: Hershey, factory fire and brain power Hershey may be forced to withdraw mint pouches; A chocolate factory fire kills a worker in Denmark; and yet another book promotes the health benefits of dark chocolate... Read Product Information - brochures, Web centers Superfoods, Functional Foods and Nutraceuticals - where next? European Summit, Birmingham UK - Seminar Info Agribusiness Seminar at Harvard Business School - January 13 to 16, 2008 - Seminar Info 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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