All articles by Kevin White – Page 113
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NewsTesco defends New Zealand lamb procurement at Efra Committee
The retailer claimed it couldn’t get enough British lamb of the right quality throughout the year
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NewsThe Collective adds limited morello cherry and kirsch line
The limited-edition yoghurt was inspired by the Black Forest gateau
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NewsAlpro is second-biggest milk brand ahead of Black & White
The dairy alternative is now second only to Arla’s Cravendale
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NewsLactalis reassures over Christmas supply after disruptions
Lactalis McLelland has moved to reassure retailers over Christmas cheese and yoghurt supplies
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Analysis and FeaturesLosses widen for BSM as promos soar
Butters & spreads have had the eighth greatest loss of the year
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Analysis and FeaturesYoghurt goes au naturel in war on sugar
The backlash against sugar continues to bite in yoghurts & pot desserts
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Analysis and FeaturesMilk takes a £165m hit as prices tumble
The milk sector’s bumpy ride in 2014 was a walk in the park compared with the travails of the past year
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NewsMorrisons changes Milk for Farmers label after criticism
The retailer says it plans to launch additional SKUs in 2016
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NewsEU boosts cod and haddock quotas after stocks recover
UK fishing crews will now be permitted to catch 15% more North Sea cod
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NewsOrnua sells major stake in DPI Specialty Foods to PE firm
The Irish dairy giant retains a minority share in DPI
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News2 Sisters to continue investment push despite sales drop-off
CEO Ranjit Singh said the food group had continued making progress during the last quarter and expected “to see our hard w…
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NewsMilkshakes take a Geordie turn with launch of Canny
A Newcastle-based start-up is looking to muscle in on the flavoured milk category
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NewsNFU's Meurig Raymond faces fight for second term as president
NFU president Meurig Raymond may have to fight for a second term in office
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NewsOrnua opens Kerrygold packing site in Lagos, Nigeria
Irish dairy co-op Ornua has opened a Kerrygold packing site in Nigeria
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NewsTesco managers in England and Wales adopt free fruit giveaway
A trial offering free fruit to children at 15 Tescos in Glasgow has been adopted by several store managers across UK
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NewsTesco and Farmers for Action fall out over lamb procurement
Talks between Tesco and Farmers for Action over its lamb procurement policies have broken down
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NewsFlorette Superfood Salad gets new year push
Florette is to spend more than £500,000 on a new year marketing push to promote the benefits of its Superfood Salad
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NewsSeafish appoints Marcus Coleman as new CEO
Marcus Coleman replaces Paul Williams as Seafish CEO
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NewsMorrisons follows Iceland in taking milk four-pinter price to £1
Morrisons claims the move will support dairy farmers
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Analysis and FeaturesWhere can a cash-strapped Food Standards Agency make cuts?
Last week’s Autumn Statement revealed the FSA’s budget would remain at £85.4m a year during the current parliament