Grass-fed claim could mislead consumers, Fonterra admits
Fonterra has settled a suit with Greenpeace, after admitting grass-fed claims on the dairy group's butter packaging could mislead consumers.…
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This week: dairy leaders to convene for Amsterdam conference
Arena International, Just Food’s sister events business, is to host its annual dairy-industry conference this week. The two-day Dairy Innovation…
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Sweet dream: start-ups eye promise of cocoa-free chocolate
Rather than fully replace chocolate, cocoa-free alternatives can help bolster the resilience of the chocolate market amid volatility in supplies…
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UK government plans to phase out cage systems for egg laying hens
The UK government has revealed plans to improve the welfare of egg laying hens and to clamp down on “mutilation…
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Traders look to leave Brazil soy moratorium
A trade association representing major agri-food groups wants to walk away from the Amazon soy moratorium. Abiove, a trade body…
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Why US corporate enthusiasm matters more than federal pilot for regenerative agriculture
The US government has launched a $700m pilot to provide federal support to regenerative farming – but packaged food companies…
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Leading the charge – the companies at the cutting edge of cell-based protein
The race is on to get cell-based protein products – meat, seafood, dairy and pet-food – on to supermarket shelves…
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EU member states back delay to deforestation law
EU states have endorsed a delay to the bloc’s deforestation regulation, after industry pressure and concerns over the readiness of…
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Mondelez called out by environment body over cocoa, palm oil sourcing
A non-profit has levelled a range of accusations at Mondelez International over its cocoa and palm oil sourcing. Forest loss,…
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‘Hybrid’ milks search for right blend
At Amsterdam’s World of Private Label International Trade Show this summer, Dutch firm Farm Dairy and Denmark’s PlanetDairy introduced a…
