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... positive market conditions drove a good performance in the company’s businesses dairy ingredients ireland, us cheese and international joint ventures ... profits in glanbia's us cheese and global nutritionals businesses saw a revenue increase of 29 per cent to €636m

... at least five cheese plants in switzerland have closed since the beginning of 2011 due to reduced export sales, according to the national dairy association swiss milk producers (smp) ... although overall cheese exports for the first six months of this year decreased by only 2

... the dairy giant, which owns australians brands brownes calcium plus, bega cheese, peters and brownes, and riverina fresh, plans to reduce the number of organic suppliers ... ” the dairy firm also plans to focus its organic product range on cheese, which provides the best returns, as well as emerging organic markets in asia and australia where “there are stronger returns and growth potential

... manassen foods has the margaret river label and acts as a distributor for a stable of brands that includes carr’s, mcvities, ryvita, bovril, globus, laughing cow, jelly belly, babybel, sharwood’s, castello cheese and lemnos fetta

... the technology has already led to 10,000,000-fold improvements in the survival characteristics of certain probiotic strains in the gastrointestinal tract, or enhanced flavour formation and robustness of cheese starter cultures

... manassen foods sells its own brands - including dairy products under the margaret river label - and acts as a distributor for products owned by the likes of arla foods, premier foods plc and groupe bel, with a portfolio including carr’s, mcvities, ryvita, bovril, globus, laughing cow, jelly belly, babybel, sharwood’s, castello cheese and lemnos fetta

... the oft said arla, asda, dairy crest, mclelland, safeway, sainsbury's, tesco, the cheese company and wiseman had infringed the competition act 1998 by co-ordinating increases in the prices consumers paid for certain dairy products in 2002 and/or 2003 ... the first, in 2002, involved asda, dairy crest, lactalis mclelland (prior to the group lactalis takeover), safeway (before it was bought by morrisons), sainsbury's, tesco and the cheese company ... asda, dairy crest, mclelland, safeway, sainsbury's, the cheese company and wiseman received reductions in their fines because they agreed to early resolution, said the oft

leading right-wing uk tabloid newspaper the daily mail found room in its pages today to slam more than just london’s looters with functional foods also taking a beating for delivering false promises. entitled, ‘why those 'super healthy' foods are simply a gimmick’ author joanna blythman takes a host of functional foods on the €1bn+ uk market to task for being, “nothing more than a dangerous gimmick”.

... one infringement involved cheese in 2002 ... asda, dairy crest, lactalis mclelland before the groupe lactalis takeover, safeway prior to its acquisition by morrisons, sainsbury’s, tesco and the cheese company were all involved ... a further cheese infringement in 2003 saw asda, lactalis mclelland, sainsbury’s and tesco implicated

... meanwhile its north american grocery business, which includes brands such as kraft macaroni and cheese, oscar mayer meats, philadelphia cream cheese, and maxwell house coffee, would have estimated revenue of about $16bn, the company said