All Dairy articles – Page 173
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News
Fivemiletown snaps up Causeway Cheese Company
Northern Irish cheesemaker Fivemiletown Creamery has bought the Causeway Cheese Company, a producer of handmade waxed Cheddars based in County Antrim.
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NewsEx-Corrie star Wilson gets a break in Asda
First Alex James, now ex-Corrie star Sean Wilson - Asda is giving another celebrity cheesemaker a shot at the big time…
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NewsTrewithen set for 'happiest' new look
Cornish dairy supplier Trewithen Dairy is gearing up for a major rebrand this summer.
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NewsTesco refreshes yoghurt drinks with multivitamin-led overhaul
Tesco has boosted its yoghurt drinks range with a raft of new variants, including a first-to-market multivitamin dairy drink.
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NewsFayrefield plans dairy toy duo
Fayrefield Foods is trying to do for dairy what the Kinder egg did for confectionery with the launch of a kids yoghurt that comes with its own collectible toy.
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NewsTesco exclusively lists new Deli 24 sticks
Dairy and meat snacks start-up Deli 24 is extending its snacks range with the launch of three exclusive-to-Tesco meat sticks.
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NewsIndulgent yoghurts for By Sainsbury's
Sainsbury’s is relaunching its standard-tier yoghurt range and adding new products to bring it into line with more indulgent and exciting branded products.
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NewsElla's Kitchen makes chilled debut
Ella’s Kitchen is expanding into the chilled market with the launch of yoghurts, fromage frais and rice puddings.
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NewsDanone goes Greek with new Oykos brand
Danone is backing the trend for Greek in a big way with the launch of a new standalone brand entirely devoted to Greek-style yoghurt.
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NewsSpecial lids reveal Philadelphia recipes
Kraft Foods is adding special lids to Philadelphia to promote the cream cheese’s versatility and use in recipes.
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NewsSmaller-sized tub cuts Lurpak Lightest down to size
Arla is launching a 250g tub of its Lurpak Lightest spread in a bid to appeal to smaller families.
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NewsPilgrims Choice cowboy to hit TV
Pilgrims Choice has taken a leaf out of Cravendale’s book by teaming dairy with the Wild West in a off-the-wall new TV ad.
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NewsCravendale PETs challenge cola
Arla is trying create an on-the-go market for milk - and take on soft drink giants Pepsi and Coke…
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NewsMüller and Arla next to slash farmgate milk price
Müller and Arla have become the latest dairy companies to reduce their farmgate milk price by 2p per litre, thegrocer.co.uk can reveal.
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InterviewsCotter's Irish crusade
Bord Bia’s Aidan Cotter is hoping to spearhead a food-based revival for the struggling Irish economy, using the country’s dairy and beef industries as a focal point for his efforts to up exports.
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NewsLongley Farm fills Sainsbury's cottage cheese gap
Cottage cheese manufacturer Longley Farm has reported a 500% uplift in sales…
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NewsKerrygold butter relisted
Adams Foods has won two more major relistings for its Kerrygold butters.
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NewsTotal 0% pots double up on flavours
Fage UK is set to expand its Total 0% Greek yoghurt with a raspberry and pomegranate flavour split pot.
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Comment & Opinion
Dairy Crest is doing the right thing
Dairy Crest’s announcement of plant closures and lost retail business is understandably of major significance to dairy farmers.
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NewsNorseland signs up The Simpsons
The Simpsons family is set to boost its presence in the dairy aisles with the launch of another range of Simpsons-branded cheeses aimed at kids.