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Aussie-EU wine deal to protect Champagne and Port
Australian wine producers have pledged to phase out the use of important European names like Champagne and Port as part of a new wine agreement with the EU...
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Special Edition: Beverage Processing
'Natural' juice trends driving aseptic packaging and filling innovations
Growing demand for natural and authentic products are the major drivers informing development of SIG Combibloc's aseptic juice packaging and filling systems in the European market...
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PepsiCo plans to distribute Gatorade direct to retailers
PepsiCo is planning to begin distributing its Gatorade sports drinks direct to stores from its own and independent bottlers in the US and Canada...
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Special Edition: Beverage Processing
Optical technology could end 'out of spec' beer losses
Factors such as faster filling speed and reduction of beer waste have accelerated the take up over the past 18 months of optical technology for oxygen measurement by leading breweries in the US and Europe over the well established amperometric systems, reports supplier Mettler Toledo...
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Industry attacks Scottish minimum alcohol price proposal
New Scottish Government proposals to introduce a minimum price per alcohol unit of 45 pence have been dismissed as "wrong in principle" by the UK wine and spirit industry...
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Heineken to create Global Business Services organisation
Heineken recently announced it will create a Global Business Services organisation to deliver Purchasing and Business Process & Technology services across the company...
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Wheat volatility leads to surge in global food prices, finds FAO
The FAO has revised downward its forecast for 2010 world wheat production levels and reports that wheat market dynamics drove international food prices up in August by 5 per cent - the biggest month-on-month increase since November 2009...
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Kerry ups forecast as H1 beats expectations
Ireland-based Kerry Group has upped its earnings forecast for the full year after reporting strong growth in overseas sales, supported by a recovering dairy sector...
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Solbar creates new image around soy 'treasures'
Solbar has unveiled a new corporate branding image as it is engaged in a strategic shift towards innovation, especially in isolates soy protein and extruded products and supporting customers with technical knowhow...
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Which? brings misleading food labels to Defra
UK consumer advocacy group Which? has launched another scathing attack against food manufacturers who, it says, are acting irresponsibly by freely interpreting labelling guidance...
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Don't worry about wheat prices: Look at grain stocks
There's nothing like a shortage of wheat to send some news media searching for superlatives. Talk of "soaring" wheat prices and "rocketing" bread prices were common, in the British press, after Russia decided to temporarily ban grain exports earlier this month. Three weeks later what lessons can we lean?..
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Breakthrough may help PLA take the heat from hot-filled apps
US researchers are claiming a breakthrough that could boost the heat resistance of bioplastic polylactic acid (PLA) sufficiently, allowing it to be used in hundreds of new packaging applications...
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Project to quantify stability of natural food colours
Food research group Leatherhead is in the final stages of a testing project on natural food colours, which it expects will provide clear guidance on the stability and shelf-life of the ingredients...
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Aromatech intros new tea flavour range
Aromatech has developed a comprehensive new range of liquid and granulated flavours for use in tea, as manufacturers seek to keep costs down while meeting consumer demand for traditional and exotic products...
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special edition: beverage processing
Siemens expert bores into water treatment considerations
In the first part of a special edition on beverage processing, we explore the different water treatment requirements and options facing soft drink manufacturers...
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New Sidel cap feeders reject air to reduce energy use
Sidel has launched a new range of cap feeders that it claims cut energy consumption substantially by abandoning the use of air...
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Nestle seeks to improve coffee supply chain
Nestle plans to invest CHF 500m (€385m) to improve its coffee supply chain through closer cooperation with farmers...
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