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Elmhurst 1925 unveils raft of dairy-free NPD
Elmhurst 1925 is introducing a sour cream alternative as it looks to evolve from a dairy-free beverage brand into a plant-based food company.
Novozymes invests in UV pasteurisation technology
Biotech group Novozymes has invested in an energy-saving UV filtration system from sustainable pasteurisation technology company Lyras.
Nobell Foods names Sergey Solomatin as VP of food science and product development
Nobell Foods has appointed Impossible veteran Sergey Solomatin as its new vice president of food science and product development.
Straus Family Creamery expands portfolio with new ice cream duo
US-based organic dairy firm Straus Family Creamery has expanded its ice cream lineup with the launch of two new organic flavours.
Terry’s Chocolate Orange expands into freezer aisle
Carambar-owned Terry’s Chocolate Orange has launched a duo of frozen treats exclusively into Iceland stores, including tubs and sticks.
Dairy farmers to face further cuts in March as wholesale markets decline
UK dairy farmers are set to face “generally larger” price cuts in March than those announced for February, says a milk price changes report by AHDB.
DFA partners with Good Culture to launch probiotic milk
The new Good Culture Probiotic Milk features the taste and nutrition of lactose-free milk with a patented probiotic for digestion and immune health.
Nestlé launches The Golden Collection
Nestlé has introduced a new 'Golden' flavour variety to some of its big confectionery brands, including Aero, Milkybar, Munchies and Smarties.
My/Mochi releases initial line of new products
My/Mochi has debuted its initial line of new products for 2023 including Cereal and Milk Mochi Ice Cream, a new smoothie line.
US-made cheese can now be termed 'gruyère', court rules
A US appeals court has ruled that the name 'gruyere' can now be used to label cheeses made outside the Gruyère region of Switzerland and in France.
Danone pledges never to launch HFSS products for children
As part of its new health commitments, Danone has pledged to never produce a product for children that is high in fat, sugar or salt.
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