Dairy UK attacks FSA salt slashing targets
Government salt slashing plans for a range of dairy products are too severe, says industry body Dairy UK, attempting to broker a deal as the UK food watchdog turns up the heat.
Archives for October 27, 2005
New soy protein line could benefit energy bar makers
Energy bar manufacturers could stand to benefit from a new line of soy proteins that are to be developed by Biotech giant Monsanto and soy ingredients supplier Solae, who claim their product will be better tasting and more soluble than any other on...
Banks gunning for Parmalat's disintegration
The strategy of Enrico Bondi, the administrator behind the re-emergence of disgraced Italian dairy giant Parmalat, is in danger of unraveling.
Polymer price hikes set to push packing costs even higher
Amcor, the world's largest producer of PET, is pushing for a third round of price increases this year, while a report forecasts polymer prices are set to hit new highs next month.
Processing system outputs case-ready meat products
A range of machines, including a meat batching and tray packing system, brings together a complete processing line specifically developed for producing automatic case-ready products for shipping.