Frutarom targets emerging new flavour markets
Israeli flavour firm Frutarom is continuing its rapid growth strategy through its expansion into Latin America.
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ADM off to a good start in first quarter
Leading agri-business Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) has seen earnings more than double in its first quarter, with performance boosted by improved market conditions and price increases for some of its primary products.
Unilever profits slump in tough third quarter
Food manufacturer Unilever has reported a 20 per cent decrease in third quarter pre-tax profit of 1.12bn, despite bucking the trend in the European market.
Limagrain, GRDC to bring GM healthy wheat to market
A genetically modified wheat variety that has significantly more resistant starch than regular wheat could reach the market in five years, say Australian scientists who have won financial backing to commercialise the crop.
New food labels in Australia 'confusing'
A new system of labelling foods unveiled by a group of Australian food makers yesterday is confusing, say the country's health campaigners.
Global food liberalisation central issue at WTO
The suspended WTO farm talks featured in the organisation's agriculture committee's meeting yesterday, with members' failure to supply up-to-date information a source of frustration.
DSM anounces major ingredients reorganisation
DSM has re-organised its dairy ingredients division into two distinct categories, reflecting growing demand from customers for both added value and efficiency-boosting products.
Tate & Lyle hails 'excellent' ingredients performance
Tate & Lyle's unaudited interim results have given the firm reason to be confident that stronger growth can be expected in the near future.
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Fluid extraction system helps eliminate waste
A new automated extraction system increases the amount of high viscosity fluids that can be removed from bulk bag-in-box packages, its manufacturer claims.
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Wal-Mart unveils 'green' packaging rating system
Wal-Mart yesterday announced the online rollout of a "green" ratingsystem for the packaging used by all of its product suppliers, onethat will eventually determine who can sell to the world's largest retailer.