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- 4 Aces en route to greater customer satisfaction
The lorry was loaded up with 45 water drops. Chris also noted the abundant opportunities for up-selling bottles and ancillary items.
- Rivella strengthens its brand with fresh makeover
"As soon as we confirmed the design, they supplied the complete family of mock-ups in Plexiglas.
- NFU welcomes support for British agriculture
There is no doubt the dairy industry has experienced something of a roller-coaster ride in the last 12 months
- Innovation theme at Lisbon conference
First up was Carlos Ballesteros, Technical Director of Artenius PET Packaging Iberia who looked at the Summing up the meeting and stressing the positive work of UNESDA – the Union of European Beverages Associations
- Cott Corp takeover talk
Cott Corp's stock jumped nearly 14% on 26 May following reports that a US hedge fund wanted to shake up
- Successful Isklar UK launch
The UK launch is supported by a £2.5m advertising campaign, which starts in June 2008. Isklar, which launched in Waitrose and Morrison's stores nationwide last month, has recently secured
- Fonterra capable of tapping global trend
Fonterra is one of New Zealand’s few hopes for tapping a rich vein of economic opportunities opening up
- Clean labelling made easy with Eziglaze
achieved as the glaze does not need to be chilled and has an impressive shelf life of a minimum of three months
- Cristaline and Neptune change hands in France
The Castel group also has plans to set up an olive tree plantation in Morocco that will have its first
- Britvic bubbles up with still drinks in H1
The group, whose portfolio includes Pepsi, 7 UP, Tango, J20 juice and water brand Pennine Spring, encouraged investors by reporting improving growth trends in the early weeks of its second half which started in Pre-tax profits in the six months to 13 April rose to £17.2 million from £15.2 million a year earlier But Britvic said it had out-performed its rivals with volumes up 5.9% to 232 million litres in the period of the Drench water brand and a strong performance from Fruit Shoot saw revenues from still drinks up
- Sidel & KHS
fact is that anyone who practices aseptic cold filling in the non-alcoholic beverage industry is set up “While the PET bottle is normally used for classical non-alcoholic beverages, up to now it has been mainly Is it ahead, keeping up or falling behind? Huppman believes that up to now the dairy industry has not jumped on the bandwagon of aseptic cold filling Up to now, these types of plastic bottle have been considerably more expensive than cartons.”
- Milk Link pays members £4m
value dairy products business and demonstrates the strong performance of the business over the last 12 months
