All Dairy articles – Page 82
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NewsFonterra CEO Theo Spierings steps down as profits plunge
Announcing half-year losses of £177m, the company said Spierings will leave later this year after seven years as CEO
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NewsMüller signs three-year milk supply deal with Lidl
Effective from 1 June, The Grocer understands Müller will supply 90% of Lidl’s liquid milk and butter products in the UK
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NewsInnocent squares up to Alpro with dairy alternatives move
Almond, Hazelnut and Oat variants will launch next month
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Comment & OpinionIndustry and campaigners reach a crossroads over food labelling
Campaigners want meat and dairy labelling that could carry wording on methods of production similar to what is found on packs of eggs
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NewsArla trials ‘bumpy’ new food expiry label in a bid to slash food waste
The dairy co-op has teamed up with foodtech startup Mimica to test a use-by label that turns bumpy when food goes off
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NewsCheesemaker links with Diageo for official Guinness cheese
Somerset-based Windyridge has sealed a three-year licensing deal with the Guinness owner, with cheese due to go on sale in the next few weeks
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NewsFurther cuts to milk prices 'unlikely' in the short term
Increased stability in global dairy commodity markets point to an end to the recent spate of farmgate milk price cuts
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Category ReportReturn of the milkshake: dairy drinks category report 2018
The high street is bringing the milkshake out of the 1950s with indulgent new flavour combos (but health is also on the radar)
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Comment & OpinionThe future of dairy alternatives: from ‘free-from’ to ‘full of’?
Being ‘free from’ a certain ingredient is simply no longer enough to stand out from the crowd. It’s a useful starting point, no doubt, but little more …
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NewsMüller makes first move into free-from with Lactose Free yoghurts
Müller Corner Lactose Free will go on sale in Asda from May in strawberry and red cherry flavours
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NewsSoaring milk prices hit profits at Yeo Valley
Yeo Valley returned to top-line growth last year, but profits were hit by soaring milk prices and the devaluation of the pound as the business prepares to sell its dairy arm to Arla Foods.
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NewsFSA to re-examine raw milk restrictions as consumption rises
There has been a five-fold increase in UK raw drinking milk (RDM) production from 2012 to 2017…
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NewsCheesemaker Joseph Heler moves back into butter
Heler’s Cheshire Butter relaunched today for the first time since the 1970s…
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NewsMackie's profits hit by 250% rise in price of cream
Growth in chocolate bar sales as well as exports to the Far East helped ice cream maker Mackie’s grow sales
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Category ReportHas ice cream got health licked? Ice cream category report 2018
Ice cream is trending towards better for you and portion control. But will taste remain a hurdle?
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Comment & OpinionEating less would be a simpler way to go 'guilt-free'
Sir, There’s no disputing that the likes of Halo Top, Breyers and Oppo have found a clever niche
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NewsNFU calls on Arla to protect farmers from price volatility
The NFU has called on Arla to shield farmers from volatility in the milk market
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NewsCheester Egg set to hit supermarket shelves
The Cheester Egg is the latest in the developing trend of replacing chocolate to mark a variety of special occasions
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NewsMüller looks to halve plastic use with deal for Nampak facilities
Müller will use the acquisitions to pursue “innovative new packaging solutions” in partnership with its customers
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NewsThe Collective set for 'racy' stake valuation
High-end yoghurt brand The Collective is holding talks with potential investors in the UK and New Zealand