Date:
Wed, February 28, 2007 11:38:12 AMFrom:
BakeryAndSnacks
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ABF/bread brands/industry/packaging
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| From 24/02/2007 to 28/02/2007 |
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Financial CSM reports strong sales on back of restructuring CSM has reported increased sales for 2006 following a period of significant restructuring... Read Industry & Markets CASH maintain pressure on UK bakers Over 35 per cent of commercial bread in the UK does not meet FSA targets for salt levels, says a new survey from the Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH) that looks set to maintain pressure on UK bakers to... Read Turning advertisers into educators Instead of trying to hide confectionery from children by restricting advertising, chocolate-makers should be encouraging them to make the same health-conscious choices as adults when it comes to confectionery they're... Read New bakers prompt industry shift, report New blood behind the helm of the UK's top bakery companies could point to a changing direction for the industry as a whole, according to a new report... Read Products Quaker pioneers new snack process to cut time, costs and waste. US Cereal and snack maker the Quaker Oats company has developed a new way of processing granola and snack-food products which cuts time, wastage and costs... Read FSA aims to cut mycotoxins from cereal ingredients Codes of practice to help UK farmers reduce the levels of mycotoxins in cereals could improve the safety of the ingredient supply chain... Read ABF plans Kingsmill revamp High commodity costs and waning brand support have contributed to a poor performance in bakery operations for UK food giant Associated British Foods (ABF) who are hoping a relaunch of its signature Kingsmill brand... Read Bread and snack brands top grocery chart Despite health concerns climbing ever higher on the consumer agenda, snack and bread products dominate the top five grocery brands in the UK as manufacturers see reformulated products gaining in popularity, according... Read Nano project aims to reduce packaging waste Danone, the French food and beverage giant, is taking part in a research project into nanotechnology that could result in stronger plastic packing that also reduces waste... Read |
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