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Synutra gets Chinese approval for $118m powdered milk plant construction in France By DBR Staff Writer
Synutra International, a US-based firm that operates infant formula business in China, has obtained approvals from China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and its Ministry of Commerce (MC) to establish a $118m new drying facility in Carhaix, France.
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Nestlé Philippines to invest $122.43m in Tanauan coffee creamer plant By DBR Staff Writer
Nestlé Philippines is set to invest PHP5bn ($122.43m) on the expansion of its coffee creamer manufacturing plant in Tanauan, Batangas.
Non-alcoholic > Dairy > News Pinkberry to add Pinkberrygreek yogurt to menu By DBR Staff Writer
US-based yogurt retailer Pinkberry is set to add a new drinking yogurt - Pinkberrygreek - to menu on 1 April 2013 across the US stores.
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ITC to foray into Indian dairy sector
07 March 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
India-based public conglomerate ITC is set to foray into dairy business with the launch of a range of dairy products over the next 14 months.
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Belarus, Bangladesh mull to jointly manufacture dairy products
28 February 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Belarus and Bangladesh are mulling to set up a joint venture to manufacture dairy products using Belarusian raw materials in Bangladesh, following the recent visit of the Asian country by a Belarus government delegation.
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Dairy products maker Vigor buys 50% stake in Brazilian rival Itambe
25 February 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Brazilian dairy products maker Vigor Alimentos has acquired 50% stake in rival local dairy co-operative Itambe for BRL410m ($208.3m).
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Nestlé India to buy 26% stake in dairy company Indocon Agro
05 February 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Nestlé India has entered into an agreement to acquire 26% stake in dairy company Indocon Agro and Allied Activities, which is engaged in milk collection business in Western India.
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Dairy co-operative Arla to invest $358m to boost production in 2013
25 January 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Swedo-Danish dairy co-operative Arla plans to invest a total of DKK2bn ($358m) in establishing new plants and expanding existing facilities, as part of its strategy to boost global production of its most profitable products.
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Yashili to establish $177m milk processing plant in New Zealand
11 January 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Chinese infant milk production and distribution company Yashili International is set to invest RMB1.1bn ($177m) to establish a milk processing facility in New Zealand.
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Fonterra unveils new site at Darfield
03 December 2012 | By DBR Staff Writer
Fonterra has opened a new Darfield site and kicked-off live share trading among the co-operative’s farmers.
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Fonterra probiotic reduces occurrence of eczema symptoms: Study
12 October 2012 | By DBR Staff Writer
Lactobacillus rhamnosus HN001, a probiotic developed from dairy cultures by Fonterra Nutrition, has been shown to have significant long term benefits for children suffering from eczema, according to a study by the University of Otago’s Wellington Asthma Research Group.
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Yogurt consumption reduces hypertension: Study
21 September 2012 | By DBR Staff Writer
Long-term yogurt-eaters are less likely to develop high blood pressure than those who do not eat, according to a new study.
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Egyptian dairy, juice manufacturer Juhayna invests on IBM technology
10 August 2012 | By DBR Staff Writer
Juhayna Food Industries, an Egyptian dairy and fruit juice producer, is investing $1.15m on a smarter computing infrastructure by IBM to transform its business model to support current and future expansion plans.
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