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Systems Labeling is a UK label producer.

The Americk Group acquires Systems Labeling

By Jenny Eagle

The Americk Group, which has invested over £9m ($14m) in equipment in the last two years, has acquired Systems Labeling Limited, a UK label producer.

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Irish Dairy Board invests $27m in Saudi halal cheese production

By Fiona Barry

The Irish Dairy Board (IDB) has invested €20m ($27m) in a dairy manufacturing and technology facility in Saudi Arabia, “to access the important dairy growth markets in the Middle East and North Africa region, supplying the Islamic Halal market segment”.

Saputo trumps Murray Goulburn with $425m Warrnambool offer

Saputo trumps Murray Goulburn with $425m Warrnambool offer

By Mark ASTLEY

Murray Goulburn is anticipating a long battle with Saputo to acquire fellow Australian dairy processor, Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory (WCB), after the Canadian dairy giant trumped its recent takeover offer with a per share bid worth approximately...

ProYo high-protein frozen yogurt set for US-wide roll out

ProYo high-protein frozen yogurt set for US-wide roll out

By Mark ASTLEY

High-protein frozen yogurt ProYo looks set to be rolled out across the US next year, following an “overwhelmingly positive response from the media and brokers” in the six months since its West Coast launch.

A2 Milk UK resumes packing operations following fire

A2 Milk UK resumes packing operations following fire

By Mark ASTLEY

A2 Milk UK hopes to restore the supply of its a2 brand fresh milk to retailers by the end of this week, following a fire at Müller Wiseman Dairies' Droitwich plant that brought its packing operations to a halt.

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Murray Goulburn proposes $405m takeover of Warrnambool

By Fiona Barry

Murray Goulburn has challenged Canadian giant Saputo’s attempted acquisition of Warrnambool Cheese and Butter (WCB) with an offer that, if accepted, would create one of the largest Australian food and beverage firms.

In response to the Fonterra botulism alert, Danone-owned Nutricia ANZ recalled around 67,000 units of its Karicare infant nutrition products. While its Dumex business pulled products from shelves in seven countries.

Danone seeking €200m damages from Fonterra over WPC recalls

By Mark ASTLEY

Danone has confirmed that it is seeking around €200m ($270m) in compensation from Fonterra to cover the costs associated with the infant formula product recalls it ordered in response to the New Zealand-based dairy exporter's recent whey protein...

Top US dairies urge Senate to drop milk production controls

Top US dairies urge Senate to drop milk production controls

By Mark ASTLEY

Dean Foods, Nestlé USA, Dannon, Saputo and Kraft Foods are among scores of US dairy processors calling on the Senate to accept a version of the 2013 Farm Bill that omits a program designed to periodically limit milk supplies.

Following Fonterra's precautionary WPC recall - later discovered to have been a false alarm - Danone businesses pulled products from shelves across eight countries.

Fonterra, Danone in talks to resolve WPC botulism dispute

By Mark ASTLEY

Fonterra has denied it has “any legal liability” to Danone in relation to its recent whey protein concentrate (WPC) contamination scare, despite being in talks with the French dairy giant over the possible payment of compensation.

Nestlé plans to sell underperforming brands

Nestlé plans to sell underperforming brands

By Caroline SCOTT-THOMAS

Nestlé CEO Paul Bulcke told an investor meeting on Tuesday that the company intended to divest some of its brands and shake up its portfolio.

Dairygold invests $176m to exploit end of European milk quotas

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH DAIRYGOLD INGREDIENTS HEAD TIM HEALY

Dairygold invests $176m to exploit end of European milk quotas

By Fiona Barry

Dairygold is investing €130m ($176m) in Irish processing facilities to massively increase operations when EU restrictions on milk production are lifted in April 2015.

Unilever: Healthier food choices must be ‘doable’

From the 20th International Congress of Nutrition in Granada, Spain

Unilever: Healthier food choices must be ‘doable’

By Shane STARLING

The food industry came under attack last week at the International Congress of Nutrition (#ICN20) for not doing enough to improve the healthiness of its portfolios…unfairly, says Unilever.

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