‘Eggs are a target for replacement’: Arla says its whey protein egg replacer is a solution
Arla Foods Ingredients wants to cash in on volatile egg supplies to grow sales of its whey protein egg replacer, Nutrilac.
Archives for June 7, 2018
‘This is political and has to be solved’: EC’s Joint Research Centre prioritises dual quality food probe
The Joint Research Centre, the European Commission’s science and knowledge service, has made efforts to collect evidence on the issue of dual quality foods a “top priority”.
Quick and easy trade deals after Brexit are a ‘myth’ – Open Britain
A pro-EU group has warned of “bleak” prospects if Britain goes it alone on trade deals and the risk of reduced food standards as well as quota and tariff issues.
Starbucks and Arla Foods extend EMEA strategic partnership with 21-year deal
After seven years of partnership, Starbucks has signed a new strategic licensing agreement with dairy cooperative Arla Foods.
Eastern Europe discusses antibiotic resistance
Strong concerns over the use of antibiotics in the meat industry have been aired recently in Russia, Ukraine and Estonia.
Agilent expands CRMs and chemical standards business
Agilent Technologies is to acquire Ultra Scientific to expand its certified reference materials (CRMs) and chemical standards business.
Polish company to invest €35m in poultry meat processing plant
Polish food company Polżywność sp. z o.o. has begun construction work on a new poultry meat processing plant in Golin, in Poland’s western region.
Food firms set to be hit by rising palm oil prices as South East Asian production dips
Food manufacturers are expected to be hard hit by an anticipated hike in palm oil prices due to a dip in production in Indonesia and Malaysia — the world’s biggest producers.
Green caffeine: Can a broccoli latte boost veggie intake?
Consumers struggling to get their daily intake of veggies have a new option — a broccoli latte.