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Origin Food commissions new früsh shake plant in Iredell County By DBR Staff Writer
US-based Origin Food Group has commissioned a new facility in Iredell County to produce a new line of healthy food products, beginning with früsh Yogurt & Fruit Shakes.
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Fonterra books record export for December By DBR Staff Writer
Fonterra has registered its highest export month with 246,000 tonnes of dairy products shipped during December, boosting New Zealand’s economy by $1.3bn for the month.
Non-alcoholic > Dairy > News Kenya to set up 53 milk cooling plants By DBR Staff Writer
Kenya has announced to build 53 cooling plants to increase storing capacity and to add value to milk under a three-year plan.
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China Mengniu Dairy destroys contaminated milk
28 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
China Mengniu Dairy has destroyed milk and products after the government's quality watchdog, the General Administration of Quality Supervision Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ), found elevated levels of a carcinogen in a batch of its milk.
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India extends ban on Chinese milk imports
28 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
The Indian foreign trade office has extended ban on import of milk and products from China for another six months.
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Green Hills Harvest Dairy recalls whole milk
09 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
The State Milk Board, the Missouri Department of Agriculture and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, have announced that Green Hills Harvest dairy has voluntarily recalled some of its whole milk from market.
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China yogurt drinks are not toxic: Coke
06 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
The Chinese police's technical tests and investigations by the China National Centre for Food Quality Supervision and Testing have preliminarily confirmed that a child who died after drinking a Coca Cola made yogurt drink was probably the victim of deliberate poisoning.
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BeBevCo signs deal with Monster Distribution of London England
29 November 2011
Bebida Beverage Company (BeBevCo) has entered into a new distribution deal with Monster Distribution of London England.
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Delamere Dairy opens new office in Hong Kong
28 November 2011
Delamere Dairy, a UK-based producer of goat's milk and other specialty dairy products, has opened a new office in Hong Kong.
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FrieslandCampina plans huge investment in infant nutrition
25 October 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
FrieslandCampina Domo, a part of Dutch dairy cooperative FrieslandCampina, has plans to invest EUR130m ($180.6m) to expand its production plants in Beilen and Bedum, with an aim to double its production capacity for infant formulas and required ingredients.
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Delamere Dairy to unveil fresh soya dairy alternative
24 October 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
UK based Delamere Dairy will launch its fresh soya dairy alternative, Delamere SOYA, expanding its offerings to the 'Free-From' market.
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ZOAGN gets approval for $100m milk powder plant
12 October 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
New Zealand-based dairy development group ZOAGN has received the Waikato Regional Council's approval for its $100m milk powder plant in Waikato.
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Teva Pharmaceutical introduces Nutrilon infant formula in Israel
10 October 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
Global pharmaceutical company Teva Pharmaceutical Industries has launched its Nutrilon infant formula in Israel.
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