supported by online information on their ‘Greener Living’ website and, in larger stores, customers can pick up Suppliers will then start to compete for the cleanest, greenest supply chain.”

beverage concepts for our consumers by combining the very best flavour and functional ingredients, served up

the Board of Management of Friesland Foods, said he is pleased with what has been achieved in recent months As soon as we get a decision from the European Commission, we’ll be energetically starting out as a new

*Pan-European bottler Coca-Cola Hellenic made a strong start to the year, despite increased commodity Total volume sales by the Greek-based company reached 429 million cases in the three months to 28 March , 7% up on the first quarter of 2007, while revenue rose 9% to €1.37 billion typically a small one for our business, and the macroeconomic environment remains uncertain, the solid start 13% and EPS up 12-15% to €1.46-€1.49.

Pepper and Snapple, the DPS portfolio includes a wide range of carbonated and still brands such as 7 UP

Following an 18 month inquiry, the Competition Commission announced a raft of measures to increase competition

of Numico in France, the export business of Bledina in Belgium and the Netherlands and the growing up

Palexpo beside Lake Geneva – are looking very healthy, with figures after just the first half day already up We'll also have some up to date photos from the event, which will be posted to our special Vitafoods pills, but today with cosmeceutical benefits now available in food and drink, a new segment is opening up

In water that had been stored in the bottles for up to 39 weeks, BPA was found only at very low levels

The Dr Pepper Snapple Group (DPSG), formerly known as Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages (CSAB), is launching some heavyweight promotion for its core brands in preparation for its début as an independent entity trading on the New York Stock Exchange from Wednesday, 7 May. The new company is linking its flagship carbonate, Dr Pepper, with “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” – the long-awaited fourth instalment of the Harrison Ford adventure film franchise, expected to become one of the biggest hits in US cinemas this summer. An innovative promotion, the “Dr Pepper Passport to Explore with Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,” will offer consumers a variety of ways to share the excitement of the film. The promotion will even send 23 lucky winners on their own Indy-style adventures around the world. “Dr Pepper is Indiana Jones’ biggest fan, so we are thrilled to add even more excitement around an event that is 19 years in the making,” said Andrew Springate, Vice-President of Marketing for Dr Pepper. “With the 23 flavours of Dr Pepper, there is always more to explore, and we’re bringing fans more ways to explore and experience Indiana Jones this summer.” The promotion revolves around an on-pack code game, and is being supported by an integrated marketing campaign including national print, television and online advertising. Scratch-off codes Game codes can be found under the caps or inside the wraps of specially marked 20oz (591ml) and 2 litre bottles, as well as 12x and 24x multipacks of Dr Pepper and Diet Dr Pepper. Other scratch-off game codes will feature in print ads, and more codes will be given away online. Fans can visit www.drpepper.com or text in game codes to learn if they are instant winners. Dr Pepper promises that one in six codes will win prizes such as T-shirts, hats, free movie tickets, free Dr Pepper product, and much more. The top prizes – adventure holidays in Egypt, India, Jordan or Peru – will be won by consumers who find one of 23 iPod Nanos hidden inside specially marked cans randomly placed in 12x multipacks. The Nanos will be pre-loaded with “Raiders March,” the Indiana Jones theme song, as well as an exclusive behind-the-scenes shot from the movie set. Television and online advertising began on 1 May, while print ads will appear from Friday, 9 May. The Dr Pepper/Indiana Jones promotion runs to the end of July. Cadbury Schweppes shareholders gave final approval in April for the plan to demerge CSAB from the UK group’s core confectionery business. The confectionery business, minus soft drinks, began trading as Cadbury plc on the London Stock Exchange on Friday, 2 May.

It will start by using certified palm oil as it becomes available in the second half of 2008 and will "We started work on sustainable palm oil ten years ago by developing and sharing our own guidelines and good practices with growers and suppliers, leading to the setting up of the Roundtable on Sustainable

Cointreau 'caviar' is the result of 12 months experimentation.