Nestlé launches coffee machine-style infant products
Nestlé has launched a range of six baby formulas aimed at infants between the ages of six months and three years’ delivered in a coffee machine format.
Archives for May 24, 2011
Special Edition: Alternatives to carbon heavy processes
Ardagh highlights greener processes as crucial for sustainable growth
In recent years there has been an ongoing war of words between industry players from different packaging formats over which has the lightest carbon footprint.
IDF reveals details of 2011 World Dairy Summit
Sustainability is to take centre stage at the 2011 IDF World Dairy Summit – to be held this year in Parma, Italy, in October.
Dairy intake doesn’t increase heart attack risk, study
Dairy products may be high in saturated fat content, but not necessarily a risk to the heart, according to new research.
IDF puts the spotlight on potential of niche milks
The International Dairy Federation (IDF) is supporting research into camel, buffalo and other unusual dairy products as they slowly eat into the cow-held monopoly of the global market.
USDA assesses fallout of earthquake on Japanese dairy
Dairy supplies in Japan have largely returned to normal following the disruption caused by the earthquake and tsunami in March but a new USDA report warns that the market remains subdued.
Octal CEO aims big with new raw material for PET packaging
Octal unveiled a new process for producing rigid PET film at Interpack that the company believes could help lift its turnover from €400m to €1.1bn in a year.