German anti-trust authority clears Wild expansion
The German anti-trust authority's approval of Wild's DSF acquisition should enable the firm to achieve a coordinated sales base in Europe.
Archives for December 9, 2005
Fiber market set to surge, but products must stress health benefits
Demand for fiber in the US is forecast to more than double in the next six years, with food manufacturers set to "tap into regions with very few competitors but with high product demand," according to new research by Frost & Sullivan.
US school law forces soft drink contract changes
A new law allowing American schools to sell milk anywhere at any time will force changes to exclusivity contracts between schools and soft drink firms.
Improved low trans fats target healthy baked goods, says ADM
Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) has expanded its range of low trans fats, which it claims will allow manufacturers of baked goods to produce healthier formulations with good functionality.
Industry turns to DNA testing to ensure Angus quality beef
DNA testing is to be used to ensure the quality of Angus branded beef, after generations of cross breeding has resulted in reduced Angus breed percentages in many of the cattle that currently qualify for the breeding programs under USDA standards,...