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Cravendale celebrates success of Kermit backpack campaign
Arla is already hailing the success of its Cravendale tie-up with the Muppets less than three weeks after the campaign’s launch.
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Emmi gives Onken a new look and line-up
Emmi is readying itself for the first major relaunch of its Onken big pot yoghurt brand, 14 months after buying the brand from Dr Oetker.
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Yeo Valley gets 'real' with brand overhaul
Having boosted its profile with rapping farmers and a boyband, Yeo Valley is embarking on a major overhaul of its organic dairy portfolio
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Lactofree backed by 'say yes' TV advert
Arla has recruited a hedgehog for a new ad campaign for Lactofree in a bid to get shoppers to ‘say yes to dairy’.
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ICBINB cut to a round pound at Asda stores
Unilever has produced special 400g packs of I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter for Asda in a bid to help the retailer meet its EDLP strategy.
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Arla calms fears over Anchor butter recall
Arla has moved to reassure UK customers that an Anchor butter recall issued by producer Fonterra does not affect UK products.On Monday in New Zealand, dairy giant Fonterra voluntarily recalled 500g packs of Anchor salted butter with a best-before date of 26 January 2013. The move followed two complaints by ...
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R&R shakes up frozen yoghurt with Yoomoo
Frozen yoghurt is set for a major boost as R&R Ice Cream launches a take-home range in the supermarkets.
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Glynn returns to dairy with buyout of cheese maker Windyridge
Former Burts Chips’ UK MD Melvin Glynn - who recently left after a failed management buyout bid - has returned to the dairy industry to buy a Somerset-based flavoured cheese manufacturer.
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Cravendale hops on to the great green bandwagon
Some performers bring such joy that you don’t begrudge them slumming in a few ads if it means we get to bask in their glow for a few extra moments each day.
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Pepe and Kermit help out Cravendale
Cravendale has enlisted the help of the Muppets to give its sales a boost.
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Affordable artisan cheeses from Tesco and Joseph Heler
Tesco is to introduce a new seven-strong range of “affordable artisan cheeses” in a bid to encourage shoppers to try less mainstream British cheeses.
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End of the line for Rice Indulge as Müller range purge continues
Müller has axed a third range from its fast-shrinking portfolio, The Grocer can reveal.
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Lindahls gets Turkish-style yoghurt listed
Swedish dairy Lindahls has secured a permanent listing in Selfridges for its Turkish-style yoghurt.
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Interviews
First Milk's got talent
Since taking over as First Milk CEO, Kate Allum has turned it into an integrated, international concern. And despite high-profile export deals, she’s content for the company to grow steadily.
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Stilton gets sexy with Clawson’s cheesy sweets
Clawson Dairy is looking to get Brits in the mood for loving this Valentine’s Day – with ‘aphrodisiac’ cheesy sweets.
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Cottage cheese category boosted as Asda launches new snack pot
Asda has launched an innovative new cottage cheese format aimed at shoppers looking for a healthy lunchtime snack.
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Comment & Opinion
Welfare is the issue, not the size of the dairy
As the former head of farm animal welfare for the RSPCA, I’ve seen some of the best, as well as some of the very worst, examples of welfare in industrial scale farming.
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Analysis & Features
First milk, now cream: dairy takes another hit
Until recently, dairy processors under pressure from the mults’ milk price war could take solace in the fact that at least cream prices were strong.
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Cheese ‘in wrong place at wrong time’ says global report
Cheese will be the “underperformer” of the global dairy market over the coming years, with growth rates lagging behind those of other dairy products, according to a new report from Rabobank.
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MÜller UK denies plan to drop blue packaging
Müller Dairy UK has quashed speculation it is about to embark on its second packaging overhaul in six months, following suggestions the blue packaging it launched last August is to be phased out.