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- £50 Million Telford Expansion Gives Müller 500 Million Pot Capacity A £50 million expansion project by Müller UK & Ireland to build a chilled yogurt manufacturing facility capable of producing 500 million pots each year in Telford, England, has been completed. The investment, which has created 65 new jobs in the area, enables Müller to meet growing demand from consumers for branded and private label yogurts made with [...]...
- A Question of Balance for Clean and Clear Label Clean and clear labeling concerns are now well established in the food and beverage industry, having featured as a key and running theme through all Innova Market Insights’ Top Trends forecasts in recent years. More than ten years ago ‘Go Natural’ led the company’s annual top trends listing and since then clean label claims have [...]...
- Bord Bia Drive to Make Potatoes More “Insta-friendly” With the Millennial Consumer Potatoes are still the most consumed carbohydrate in Ireland with 97% of all households purchasing potatoes and a recorded growth in purchase of 1.3% to September 20181. Irish people are eating potatoes on average more than 3 times a week, however, millennial consumers are buying with less frequency than the overall market. To understand the reasons behind [...]...
- PepsiCo Targets African Growth in $1.7 Billion Deal PepsiCo has agreed to acquire all the outstanding shares of Pioneer Foods Group of South Africa for approximately US$1.7 billion. Pioneer Foods has a robust, locally relevant product portfolio that complements PepsiCo’s current line-up, with strong positions in cereals, juices, and other African nutritional food staples, including well-known, scaled brands like Weet-Bix, Liqui-Fruit, Ceres, Sasko, [...]...
- WHO/Europe Studies Find Baby Foods are High in Sugar and Inappropriately Marketed For Babies Two new studies from WHO/Europe show that a high proportion of baby foods are incorrectly marketed as suitable for infants under the age of 6 months, and that many of those foods contain inappropriately high levels of sugar. WHO’s long-standing recommendation states that children should be breastfed, exclusively, for the first 6 months. Its 2016 [...]...
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