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Adecoagro is the largest raw milk producer in Argentina, producing more than 270,000 liters of raw milk per day.

SanCor accepts Adecoagro offer

By Jim Cornall

Last week, Argentine dairy cooperative SanCor Cooperativas Unidas Limitada, held an extraordinary assembly, during which the terms and conditions of the investment and association offer submitted by Adecoagro S.A. were considered and approved unanimously.

John Jordan, left, takes over as CEO of Ornua from June 30, 2018, and Aaron Forde, chairman of the board of Ornua.

John Jordan to take over as Ornua CEO

By Jim Cornall

The board of Ornua, Ireland’s largest exporter of Irish dairy products, has announced the appointment of John Jordan as chief executive designate.

The government funding will allow ADL to invest in the infrastructure and innovation to grow and diversify. Pic: ©Getty Images/Elenathewise

Canadian dairy cooperative ADL receives funding for modernization

By Jim Cornall

Canadian cooperative Amalgamated Dairies Ltd (ADL) has received a C$5.4m (US$4.3m) investment to modernize its Summerside, Prince Edward Island, operation, with the aim of reducing production costs, increasing the volume of milk it buys from dairy producers...

Saputo said it would divest the Koroit plant within a specified period to a buyer that will be approved by the ACCC. PIc: ©Getty Images/JohnCamemolla

Saputo takeover of Murray Goulburn gets ACCC green light

By Jim Cornall

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has said it will not oppose Saputo’s proposed acquisition of Murray Goulburn’s assets, after accepting a court-enforceable undertaking from Saputo to divest Murray Goulburn’s Koroit plant.

According to Granarolo, the new Granarolo G+ is a

ENEA and Granarolo launch low-sugar lactose-free milk

By Jim Cornall

From a collaboration between ENEA and Gruppo Granarolo, one of the leading dairy brand in Italy, comes G+milk, which the company says is easily digestible, lactose free and with 30% less sugar than whole milk.

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DuPont and Inbiose infant formula HMO gains EU approval

By Will Chu

DuPont Nutrition & Health and Inbiose are reaping the rewards of their partnership as EU authorities approve their first human milk oligosaccharide (HMO) ingredient designed for use in infant formula.

 Influences on how food and beverage products are consumed is monitored by NZMP.

Five top consumer trends from Fonterra’s NZMP

By Jim Cornall

NZMP, the global dairy ingredients brand of Fonterra, has released a list of the top five global consumer food and beverage trends that it recommends manufacturers address to stay relevant.

Adecoagro is currently expanding its dairy operations, and expects to double its current capacity over the next 15 months.

Adecoagro submits proposal to partner with SanCor

By Jim Cornall

Adecoagro, an agro-industrial company in South America, has submitted an investment proposal to partner with Argentinian dairy company SanCor to develop and expand the business.

Synlait said it is ready to begin to develop new categories and focus on developing opportunities in “everyday dairy.”

Record half-year profits for Synlait

By Jim Cornall

New Zealand’s Synlait Milk has reported a half-year net profit after tax (NPAT) of NZ$40.7m (US$29.5m) for the six months ending January 31, 2018.

Ornua’s strategy is to grow the Kerrygold brand into a €1bn ($1.2bn) global dairy brand

Ornua posts record revenues

By Jim Cornall

Ornua, Ireland’s largest exporter of Irish dairy products, has announced record revenues of €2.1bn ($2.6bn) in 2017 as it published its operating and financial results for the year ending December 30, 2017.

Danone has its own World Cup taking place in June in Cannes, France.

Danoners 2018 World Cup kicks off

By Jim Cornall

While New Zealand might have narrowly missed out on the 2018 FIFA World Cup, the country had another chance at glory as Auckland hosted the 2018 Danoners World Cup Oceania tournament, which took place this weekend.

Westland Milk Products signed an MoU with Kalbe during the visit to New Zealand of the Indonesian President.

Westland inks deal with Indonesia’s Kalbe

By Jim Cornall

New Zealand’s second biggest dairy co-operative, Westland Milk Products, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Indonesian consumer health and nutrition company Kalbe (PT Sanghiang Perkasa).

TINE's existing Bergen facility cannot be modernized due to a lack of space. Pic:TINE

TINE’s new Bergen dairy to save energy

By Jim Cornall

The Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) and the Norwegian dairy company TINE SA have signed a loan agreement of NOK 400m ($52m), with a 12-year maturity, on financing for the construction of TINE’s new dairy in Bergen, Norway.

Chobani said it plans to introduce two incubator classes per year to expand the program’s impact.

Chobani reveals its largest incubator class

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Chobani’s third and largest incubator class for Spring 2018 includes nine “purpose-driven” food and beverage startups selected by CEO Hamdi Ulukaya based on their potential to transform traditional product categories.

Foremost Farms expects the plant located in central Michigan to be fully operational by 2019.

Foremost Farms Michigan plant gains key state funding

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Foremost Farms received a $12m bond from the Michigan Strategic Fund (MSF) to support construction of a 55,000-square-foot dairy processing plant in west central Michigan, estimated to cost $57.9m.

Murray Goulburn, which produces the Devondale brand, says Saputo will address ACCC comments by divesting the Koroit plant to allow the takeover of Murray Goulburn to continue.

Saputo will sell plant to address ACCC concerns

By Jim Cornall

Following the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) comments over a potential lack of competition should Saputo’s purchase of Murray Goulburn go ahead, the Canadian company has said it will sell the plant in question so its takeover...

The $51.5m expansion will include a 9,000-square-foot increase to the factory's current footprint.

Nestlé Canada breaks ground on $51.5m ice cream plant expansion

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Nestlé Canada is investing C$51.5m (US$40m) to expand its London, Ontario, Canada, ice cream factory where it produces Hӓagen-Dazs, Parlour, and Drumstick brands for all of Canada, where Nestlé has a 38% share of the ice cream market.

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