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Tetra Pak to offer new levels of customisation and flexibility with digital printing technology
18-Jan-2019
A first for the beverage carton industry, this investment taps the power of digital on-package printing to offer new possibilities for beverage brands. Tetra Pak is to become the first company in the food and beverage carton industry to offer full-colour digital printing on its carton packages, ...
Craft beer taps squeezed as shutdown delays new releases
16-Jan-2019
The nation's craft beer taps are being squeezed by the government shutdown, which has put new releases on hold, prevented new breweries from opening and stopped shipments of some suds across state lines. The partial shutdown halted operations at the federal agency that regulates alcohol ...
Arla further strengthens its innovation agenda
15-Jan-2019
As Arla Foods continues its pursuit to become one of the leading dairy innovators in the world, it is taking a bold new approach to innovation and new product development, including creating a new Product and Innovation organisation and appointing a new Senior Vice President. Driving the ...
Industry wary of alternatives tries to protect a word: meat
15-Jan-2019
More than four months after Missouri became the first U.S. state to regulate the term "meat" on product labels, Nebraska's powerful farm groups are pushing for similar protection from veggie burgers, tofu dogs and other items that look and taste like real meat. Nebraska lawmakers will consider a ...
Krombacher with strong growth after great summer 2018
14-Jan-2019
Summer 2018 and the flourishing business with non-alcoholic soft drinks of the Schweppes and Orangina brands have brought strong growth to Germany's largest private brewery, Krombacher. The group's total output last year rose by 5.5 percent to almost 7.5 million hectoliters, as the company ...
3 trends to look out for in China’s snack market
11-Jan-2019
Though experiencing a slower growth rate, China’s snack food retail market has been growing steadily in the past years, according to Mintel estimates. China’s snacking market, while currently fragmented, holds opportunities for brands to stand out. Here, we take a deeper look at what this market ...
New beer special edition of Icelandair for passengers
Pale Ale Snæbjört is inspired by Icelandic winter
11-Jan-2019
The transatlantic airline Icelandair has launched a new beer on board inspired by Icelandic winter light. It offers passengers a unique opportunity to celebrate the cold season this season.The Pale Ale was named after the beautiful glow of the Icelandic snow Snæbjört (snie-bioert). With its light ...
Chinese Export Permit issued for Valio Infant Formulas
11-Jan-2019
Valio’s consumer-packaged infant formulas have received an export permit from the Chinese authorities. These new export permits allow Valio to export its powdered infant formulas, manufactured at the Lapinlahti plant, and ready-to-feed liquid infant formula, made at the Turenki plant, to China. ...
EU withdraws threat of fish import ban from Thailand
10-Jan-2019
The EU Commission has withdrawn its threat of a ban on imports of seafood and fish from Thailand. The Southeast Asian country has taken effective action against illegal fishing and complied with European demands, said Fisheries Commissioner Karmenu Vella on Tuesday in Brussels.The European ...
Sustainability yes, but only at a fair price
Shoppers bought in 2018 environmentally and price-consciously
07-Jan-2019
IRI's European Shopper Survey confirms that consumers will be more conscious in 2018 - 61 percent of younger shoppers look for product information online, preferably on their smartphone. Seven out of ten European buyers reward sustainability, but just under half (48 percent) do not want to pay ...
