Today on FoodProductionDaily.com   No nano in organic foods, says UK certifier Salzgitter to buy SIG Beverages unit Chr Hansen offers flexible soft cheese cultures Environmental concerns dog Cadbury closure Plimsoll predicts exciting activity in UK food sector

Related Industry News   GM carrots could cut osteoporosis risk High compliance with new UK ad rules, says ASA Northern Foods withstands commodity pressure Vitamin D2 may cut risks of elderly falls

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	Access Full Stories No nano in organic foods, says UK certifier The use of nanomaterials has been banned from organic foods by the UK's Soil Association, the leading certifier of organic products in the country... Read Salzgitter to buy SIG Beverages unit Leading steel firm Salzgitter is buying SIG Beverages from the Switzerland-based SIG packaging group, expanding its share of the plastic bottle market... Read Chr Hansen offers flexible soft cheese cultures Chr Hansen has developed four new cultures to produce optimum acidification and texture for soft cheeses and allow manufactures to bypass the costly bulk starter method... Read Environmental concerns dog Cadbury closure Cadbury has this week confirmed it will continue with plans to switch some UK production to Poland, sparking accusations that the confectioner will be adding 12 million food miles to its brands... Read Plimsoll predicts exciting activity in UK food sector Most of the UK food manufacturing sector is well equipped to deal with anticipated economic fall-out this year, according to a new analysis from Plimsoll Publishing, with a flurry of mergers and acquisitons on... Read
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	Related Industry News GM carrots could cut osteoporosis risk Scientists have genetically modified carrots to enhance the transport of calcium once inside the body, potentially establishing the vegetable's as a bone-boosting food... Read High compliance with new UK ad rules, says ASA The UK's Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has reported a compliance level of 99.2 per cent with the new content rules on advertising food and drinks products aimed at children... Read Northern Foods withstands commodity pressure UK-based Northern Foods yesterday reported a Q3 3.5 per cent revenue increase, avoiding the current commodity squeeze by passing costs on to customers... Read Vitamin D2 may cut risks of elderly falls A daily vitamin D2 supplement of 1,000IU may cut the number of falls among elderly people by about 20 per cent, says a new study... Read Weekly comment How natural is 'natural'? Products claiming to be 'natural' are flooding onto the marketplace, but the refusal by regulators to provide a formal definition of the term will ultimately lead to confusion for consumers and a legal headache for manufacturers. Read Previous Headlines United Biscuits unveils environment plan UK biscuit and snack maker United Biscuits said yesterday it will cut its carbon emissions by more than a third by 2020 and reduce water and packaging use by a fifth as part of a new strategy to reduce the impact... Read Avery Dennison expands self-adhesive wine labelling Dutch group Avery Dennison is expanding its range of self-adhesive labelling for the wine sector, offering new products that cut down on waste and increase efficiency... Read Sustainable manufacturers reaping consumer rewards US consumers are becoming increasingly concerned over social and environmental implications when choosing packaged food and beverage brands, according to a new report by Information Resources, Inc (IRI)... Read UK to test vitamins on inmate behaviour A pilot program to test the effects of vitamin and mineral supplements on inmates at UK young offenders' institutes will be carried out to see if adequate nutrition helps curb violent behaviour... Read Industry postpones infant nutrition rules A high court judge has suspended the implementation of new rules on infant nutrition in the UK after a legal challenge was made by the Infant and Dietetic Foods Association (IDFA)... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Targeting Optimal Nutrient Absorption with Phytonutrients - Technical / White Paper Traceability for packaging and processing lines - Free download - Technical / White Paper Product Information - brochures, Web centers Agribusiness Seminar at Harvard Business School - January 13 to 16, 2008 - Seminar Info Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Cleaning / Safety / Hygiene End-of-Line Packaging Packaging Materials Primary Packaging Processing Technology Service Providers Software / IT / RFID

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