Taiwan
Taiwanese gutter oil company ranked world's third most controversial
A Taiwanese food oil producer is one of the front-runners on an annual league table that features the world’s most controversial companies of the previous year.
Archives for February 4, 2015
Mongolian firm opens Western-style butcher’s shop
Inner Mongolia Kerchin Cattle Industry Co has opened the first in what it promises is a new line of Western-style butchers’ shops selling chilled meat.
Dunbia keen to secure business in China
Northern Irish meat giant Dunbia has China marked as a priority market for its exports as it looks to grow its international business.
Q’Sai opens US subsidiary to share Japanese health staples with American audiences
Leading Japanese direct-seller Q’SAI Co Ltd is entering the US with a new wholly-owned subsidiary and will launch American versions of health products that have become staples in Japan.
Australia
Government urged to continue complementary health drive through budget
Australia’s non-pharmaceutical medicines lobby has called on the government ahead of the federal budget to reflect on the economic and health benefits its members have had on Australia’s healthcare system.
Allied Bakeries: 'Our ultimate palm oil aim is 100% segregated sourcing'
Allied Bakers, the maker of Kingsmill bread, said today that the palm oil and derivatives used in its products are now 100% sustainably sourced through physical supply chains.