All news articles for August 2017

Cadbury vows to ‘secure' jobs while announcing 50 redundancies

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Cadbury vows to ‘secure' jobs while announcing 50 redundancies

By RJ Whitehead

Though Mondelēz has billed its new plans to invest A$75m (US$60m) into upgrading its Hobart Cadbury factory as a move to “secure local jobs”, it has at the same time revealed that nearly 10% of jobs will be shed in the process.

China's bird flu struggles have hit local chicken prices, which could dent return on investment

Booming Asian mega farms are an ‘economic risk’

By Oscar Rousseau

Investors should not get overexcited by the risky Asian meat industry as booming production may not translate to soaring profits, a FAIRR (Farm Animal Investment Risk & Return) Initiative report has claimed.

Iranian dairy products are exported around the world, with Russia a particularly important market. Pic:©iStock/Fredex8

Top Iranian dairy companies and trends

By Jim Cornall

The Iranian dairy industry is beginning to expand.  This growth domestically is being complemented by the country’s dairy companies now looking to export to countries such as Russia.

Unilever acquires Aussie ice cream icon

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Unilever acquires Aussie ice cream icon

By RJ Whitehead

Weis, one of Australia’s best-loved frozen bar manufacturers, has been snapped up by Unilever to bolster its ice cream range.

Watch: Lesaffre eyes major Asia growth after $4m hub opening

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Watch: Lesaffre eyes major Asia growth after $4m hub opening

By Gary Scattergood

With a growing reputation as Asia-Pacific's premier food industry hub, Singapore has attracted its fair share of prominent European companies seeking to establish or expand their presence in the region.

Indian delegation touts for UAE trade

Indian delegation touts for UAE trade

By RJ Whitehead

India’s food processing ministry has set out to woo businesses in the Gulf after the World Food India roadshow arrived in Dubai this week.

Food sector attracts over 40% of Sri Lankan SMEs

Food sector attracts over 40% of Sri Lankan SMEs

By RJ Whitehead

More than 40% of Sri Lankan small- and medium-sized businesses are now engaged in food processing, prompting the government to begin construction of a food testing centre aimed at village producers.

Picture: World Bank. Signing of the trilateral MoU on food safety

MoU signed and CDB funding for Grenada

By staff reporter

A trilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed while Grenada has received funding to boost food safety in the produce sector.

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