Archives for April 28, 2004

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Celsis wins back Milk Link contract

Celsis International, a rapid microbial testing company, has won back the contract to test UHT milk produced by British dairy group Milk Link, after losing out to rival Biotrace. The company said that Milk Link's decision reflected Celsis' renewed...

Controlling meat production

UK-based sausage manufacturer J&J Tranfield has installed an ERP system in order to streamline its business operations and improve quality control. Meat processors are under increasing pressure to ensure complete control of the food supply chain.

Mayonnaise sales hit by egg price rise

The mayonnaise industry continues to feel the impact of steep price rises for the primary ingredients used in the formulation of the popular salad condiment. In parallel, alternative ingredients are starting to grow in popularity and taking a share of...

Record sales for Cafédirect reflect growing Fairtrade market

Cafédirect, the UK's largest supplier of ethical tea and coffee under the Fairtrade mark, has reported record sales for the year to end March - a performance which confirms the growing importance of ethical food and drink products 10 years after the...

Soy protein plant under way

A joint venture project to build a 500,000-tone soybean vegetable protein has got under way in Xinxiang City, Henan province. The venture includes three Chinese companies and is thought to be one of the largest of its kind in the country.