Archive of all Saputo UK articles – Page 6
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NewsDairy Crest cuts milk price again, promises stability until July
Processor says price floor guarantees farmers stability through spring flush
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NewsMilk prices continue to tumble as First Milk announces latest cut
UK farmgate milk prices keep falling, with First Milk the latest major milk processor to announce it is cutting the price it pays its farmers.
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Comment & OpinionCheating Dairy Crest milkman sees delivery run turn sour
From Benny Hill’s Ernie to Father Ted’s Pat Mustard (with an honourable mention to Jazzer from The Archers), fiction has g…
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NewsWay looks clear for sale of Dairy Crest dairies to Muller
The bosses of Dairy Crest and Müller have insisted their £80m deal will not be derailed by competition concerns…
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Analysis & FeaturesFew tears shed over Dairy Crest milk split
Today’s big announcement that Dairy Crest has agreed to offload its dairies operation to Müller prompted a rally in the processor’s share price today, trading 15% up on yesterday’s closing price.
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NewsToday in the City - 6 November
Morrisons and Tate & Lyle issue trading updates and Dairy Crest sells its milk business
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NewsDairy Crest unveils strategy to boost dairy category by £800m
Dairy Crest has unveiled a three-year plan to grow the dairy category by £800m…
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NewsEnd of an era: Dairy Crest prepares to wave goodbye to milk in glass bottles
Dairy Crest is set to phase out milk in glass bottles, with all milk delivered by its doorstep delivery men and women to be switched to plastic bottles over the next two years.
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NewsDairy Crest to close two sites amid 'challenging' market conditions but profits on track
Dairy Crest has announced plans to close two of its sites – with the potential loss of 260 jobs – as it warned about growing pressure from falling retail milk prices and “extremely volatile” dairy commodities markets.
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NewsDairy Crest re-opens applications for formula contract
Dairy Crest is to re-open its formula contract for new applications.
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NewsDairy Crest looks to cut costs with outsourcing move
Dairy Crest is looking to cut costs after outsourcing its fleet, logistics, corporate services and telecoms
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NewsDairy Crest to cut farmgate milk price
Dairy Crest is to cut its farmgate price for standard liquid and Davidstow cheese contracts by 1.1ppl from 1 September.
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NewsDairy Crest's cow crisis on the London skyline
Dairy campaigners found a new injustice at the heart of the industry this week – vanishing cows…
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NewsDairy Crest teams up with Fonterra for Davidstow whey venture
Dairy Crest has struck a strategic partnership with New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra for its £45m Davidstow whey venture.
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NewsDairy Crest CEO Mark Allen's pay soars by a third
Dairy Crest CEO Mark Allen saw his pay package rise by over a third following the return to bottom line profitability…
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NewsDairy Crest wins M&S Simply Cheddar contract
Dairy Crest has won a contract to supply M&S with Cheddar for its Simply range….
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NewsDairy Crest results: 10 key facts and figures
Dairy Crest has reported its full-year results for the 12 months to 31 March 2014. The Grocer spoke to CEO Mark Allen to glean more details.
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NewsDairy Crest profits bounce back as Cathedral City sales climb
Dairy Crest has reported a 1% increase in sales and a return to bottom-line profitability after “a year of consolidation” that saw it reorganise its business structure and slash costs by £25m.
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NewsDairy Crest launches a super-light Clover line
Dairy Crest is expanding the Clover range with a new super-light spread…
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NewsFrijj expands into RTD coffee with new chilled range
Dairy Crest is launching a three-strong chilled coffee range under its Frijj brand…