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Edeka expands dairy supply chain emissions project with four producers
Edeka has launched the next phase of a climate protection project aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions across its milk supply chain.
Carlsberg to expand PepsiCo bottling partnership across Nordics and Baltics
The Carlsberg Group has announced an expansion of its strategic partnership with PepsiCo, with a new agreement that will see the brewer become PepsiCo’s bottler in Denmark, Finland and the Baltic states from 1 January 2029.
Harrogate Spring Water defends woodland expansion plans ahead of final council decision
Harrogate Spring Water has defended its proposed factory expansion plans, as a final decision from North Yorkshire councillors is expected today.
PepsiCo expands Gatorade beyond sport with hydration overhaul
PepsiCo has unveiled a new phase for its Gatorade brand, expanding its focus beyond traditional sports use as it looks to position hydration as part of everyday life.
Nestlé partners with Soil Capital to scale regenerative agriculture across Europe
Nestlé has entered a four-year agreement with Soil Capital to expand regenerative agriculture practices across France, Belgium and the UK.
FAO warns of looming food inflation crisis if Strait of Hormuz disruptions persist
UN's FAO warns that global food prices will surge if shipping route disruption in Strait of Hormuz continues.
Conagra names Smucker’s executive John Brase as CEO
Conagra Brands has appointed John Brase as president and chief executive officer, effective 1 June, as the company prepares for a planned leadership transition.
Fonterra appoints Richard Allen as CEO
Fonterra Co-operative Group has appointed Richard Allen as its next chief executive officer, succeeding Miles Hurrell, who announced he would be stepping down from the company last month.
Cargill cuts Baupte site emissions by 45% following €25m upgrade
Cargill has reduced CO₂ emissions at its Baupte site in Normandy, France, by 45% following the modernisation of one of its most energy-intensive production processes.
Heineken sells Bralima in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Heineken has sold its shareholding in Brasseries, Limonaderies et Malteries (Bralima), its operating company in the Democratic Republic of Congo, to Elna Holdings.
Unilever to buy US greens supplement brand Grüns
Unilever has agreed to buy US-based greens supplement brand Grüns for an undisclosed sum.
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