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Wed, November 15, 2006 05:17:33 AMFrom:
BakeryAndSnacks
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BakeryAndSnacks News Headlines Week 46
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Industrial Baking & Snacks |
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| From 09/11/2006 to 15/11/2006 |
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Financial ABF let down by flagging bakery brands "Unsatisfactory trading" from Associated British Foods' (ABF) bakery sector has pulled down profit for the food group who announced a 21 per cent drop in operating profits from £550m (€820m) to £433m (€645.5m)... Read Industry & Markets Bakery ups local sourcing with £3.5m extension A UK major bakery is leading the way in reducing food miles with a significant investment in local sourcing... Read Why climate change cannot be ignored Ignoring climate change will cost countries billions and lead to food scarcity... Read Ukrainian quota reforms could lift grain industry Grain processors could face reduced raw materials costs after the Ukrainian government revealed it may look to remove quotas imposed on its exports... Read Soil condition crucial in acrylamide production, study Flour made from sulphur-deprived wheat contains higher levels of acrylamide, according to new research... Read Future fortunes of cereal, dairy snack sectors analysed Cereal and dairy snack innovations that respond to lifestyle changes will be key to the future profitability of these sectors, according to Leatherhead Food International... Read Products Seed and nut sales soar in health boom Healthy snacks are poised for significant growth, especially in the niche seeds sector with sales expected to almost double over the next five years to hit £39m (€58m) according to a new report... Read Kerry to market calming bars with Essentra Ingredient supplier NutraGenesis has announced an alliance with Kerry Foods to market its proprietary adaptogen product Essentra for use in functional foods, such as stress relief snack bars... Read Top mince pie maker hopes for festive boom Cake maker Inter Link Foods is relying on the predicted Christmas boom to revive flagging sales after a summer slump... Read Packaging system cuts costs and time A new packaging system which can process up to 1,000 cereal bars per minute and cut changeover times in half has been launched by packaging firm Bradman Lake... Read |
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