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Dean Best, Managing Editor

January 21, 2013

A Faster World : Global Performance and Opportunities in Consumer Foodservice

Even amidst enormous economic uncertainty, consumers continue to eat out, and markets continue to expand. This report looks at the trends within the global foodservice arena.

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Consuming Issues - Childhood obesity: The Obamas' legacy?
UPDATE: UK: Groceries Code Adjudicator Tacon must be "objective" - BRC
UPDATE: FRANCE: Poultry federation hits out at export subsidies cut
COMMENT: Horse meat raises supply chain concerns
AUSTRALIA: Jindi cheese recalled amid listeria outbreak
US: Tesco cuts Fresh & Easy HQ jobs
UK: Salt reduction review due soon
COMMENT: British snowfall brings panic buying
GLOBAL: Nestle chairman attacks food crop use for biofuels - report
EUROPE: France upset at subsidy cuts for poultry exports
SINGAPORE: OUE withdraws from Fraser & Neave bidding war
UK: Christine Tacon to be UK Groceries Code Adjudicator
UK: Nestle adds Squidgy Speak to Rowntree's Randoms line
AUS: Coles appoints Scott finance chief
UK: Food Standards Agency revokes slaughter licences
SAUDI: Bakery, poultry boosts Almarai FY profit
Best bits: Horse meat saga continues, confectioners hit sweet spot
UK: Organix launches home cooking baby food line
CANADA: Bunge appoints Gerrand Canada MD
UK: What On Earth launches egg brand
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Consuming Issues - Childhood obesity: The Obamas' legacy?

Today (21 January) sees Barack Obama's second inauguration as President of the United States, an appropriate juncture to look ahead to what the next four years may have in store in terms of US food policy.

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