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Access Full Stories The Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company (CCH) has announced plans to cut its annual carbon dioxide emissions by about 20 per cent by the end of next year, with a new production strategy... Read Rising costs threaten Kellogg margins A double digit rise in advertising spend, as well as high energy and commodity costs, has led to declining margins for Kellogg's during the financial year, the cereal company reported yesterday... Read Kraft profits down on input costs Global food giant Kraft yesterday posted fourth quarter profit losses of six per cent, despite higher volume sales of chocolate, biscuit and beverage brands... Read Dairy Crest defies costs in profit drive UK-based Dairy Crest says that is full year financial expectations remain unchanged following its third fiscal quarter despite increased milk costs and a ₤9.4m (€12.6m) fine for alleged anti-competitive... Read Lallemand launches functional cranberry chews Lallemand Health Ingredients (LHI) yesterday announced the launch of chewy sweets containing PACran cranberry powder, as it moves to find a foothold in the functional confectionery market... Read |
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Related Industry News Tetra Pak calls for further emissions solutions Packagers and governments alone cannot successfully drive reductions in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions with a concerted joint approach the best way to succeed, packaging firm Tetra Pak has said today... Read Lipid Nutrition's PinnoThin will help chocoholics feel full Holland's Lipid Nutrition will for the first time see its satiety ingredient PinnoThin added to chocolate bars in the UK market... Read News Briefs: Britvic, German ale and gourmet beer This week, Britvic posts European revenue growth, German beer demand dips and Carlsberg aims its latest beer brand at Denmark's big spenders... Read Hot liquids release harmful chemicals in polycarbonate bottles Pouring hot water on polycarbonate plastic bottles appears to trigger leaching of the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) that could be harmful to consumers, according to a new study... Read
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