Abuse prompts further calls for ban on Australian live exports
Australia is facing renewed calls for a live export ban after campaigners released footage of Australian cattle and sheep suffering “shocking abuse” in an abattoir in Israel.
Archives for December 12, 2012
China in brief
Heinz bets big on sauces, cola-chicken crisps get green light
A round-up of the big stories coming from China.
Halal conference looks at unification and opportunities
Some of the leading names in the halal meat industry have gathered in the UAE city of Sharjah to call for unified standards across the industry and to look at greater awareness of business opportunities from halal around the world.
Suntory plans share sale to fund M&A drive?
Multinational Suntory Holdings plans to sell shares in its non-alcoholic drinks business to fund a mergers and acquisitions (M&A) drive, according to unnamed sources cited by Bloomberg.
FDA, Chinese agency renew cooperation agreement
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has extended an agreement with a Chinese counterpart agency to work together on food and feed safety.
India has a ‘bright’ confectionery future
India’s confectionery market has a ‘bright future’ and will be bolstered by a growing gifting culture and increasing rural consumption, a report suggests.
Coca-Cola Amatil brews cider first as Swedish hit Rekorderlig joins 2014 portfolio
Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has signed a deal to distribute Swedish cider Rekorderlig in Australia from January 2014, and said its sales and distribution strength would help consolidate the brand’s market-leading position.