QualiTech offers natural flavor solution for products affected by peanut recall
A natural corn-based flavor ingredient may offer a solution for manufacturers using peanut ingredients during a recall, says Minnesota-based QualiTech.
Archives for October 31, 2012
Meat firms hit as US hurricane takes its toll
American financial analysts have warned that meat producers and processors are losing business as the impact of Hurricane Sandy, one of the worst storms to batter America, continues to cripple the eastern seaboard.
Hurricane Sandy latest: AAK; DSM, Mondelez, PepsiCo, Dannon, Unilever
Wednesday PM: In the latest updates from food and beverage firms affected by Hurricane Sandy…
RSPO members urged to support GreenPalm until they can achieve 100% physical, sustainable palm
A group* of palm oil growers, millers and environmental organizations has called on all members of the Round Table on Sustainable Palm oil (RSPO) to support the GreenPalm certificate trading scheme until they can use 100% physical, sustainable palm.
Sugar and corn refiners accuse each other of hypocrisy as HFCS lawsuit gets ugly
Both sides have accused the other of hypocrisy as the increasingly bitter legal dispute between corn and sugar refiners moved into a new phase this week.
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Mars pumps bucks into sugar reform
Mars Incorporated has focused much of its lobbying on driving reform of US sugar policy in this presidential election year.
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Hershey backs improved US international relations ahead of global push
The Hershey Company has been lobbying for improved foreign market access for US companies as it concentrates on growing its business internationally.
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Mondelēz favors sweeter US trade relations with Russia
Mondelēz International lobbied the US government to establish permanent normal trade relations with Russia earlier this year as it set its sights on the developing market.