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Drambuie claims a pedigree that dates back 268 years

Drambuie sale: Suntory ‘favourite’ to buy

By Rod Addy

Suntory would be the “favourite” to buy Scottish liqueur brand Drambuie, one analyst has claimed, as news emerged that owners the MacKinnon family were exploring a possible sale.

'No concerns': EFSA has given Monsanto the thumbs up for its SDA-rich genetically modified soybean crop.

EFSA gives Monsanto the green light on SDA-rich GM soy

By Nathan Gray

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has delivered a positive scientific opinion on Monsanto’s MON 87769 soybean crop, which has been genetically modified to contain stearidonic acid.

The Vietnam Milk Factory

Inside... the vietnam milk factory

What can't machines do in an automated factory?

By Rachel Arthur

Automation allows workers to make better decisions, while improving a factory’s efficiency and offering greater levels of food protection, according to Tetra Pak.

Omega-3’s newest big fish reveals sector ambitions

Dispatches from Vitafoods Europe 2014

Omega-3’s newest big fish reveals sector ambitions

By Shane STARLING

Mid-last year the chief of Norwegian omega-3 player EPAX told us, “We are the last of the big omega-3 independents.” Soon after US agri-food company FMC had snapped it up for $350m. Here FMC Nutraceuticals general manager Daniel H. Rosenbaum talks through...

RPC Group

RPC to acquire ACE in China

By Jenny Eagle

RPC Group will acquire ACE Corporation Holdings Limited for $301m, with the deal expected to be complete by June 2014.

Norco secures fast-track fresh milk export pipeline to China

Norco secures fast-track fresh milk export pipeline to China

By Mark ASTLEY

Australian dairy Norco Cooperative has secured a deal with Chinese authorities that allows it to fast-track quarantine clearance for its fresh milk exports - slashing the time it takes to reach consumers in China to just seven days.

Mahou San Miguel establishes Indian beer subsidiary

Mahou San Miguel establishes Indian beer subsidiary

By Andrew Schreiber

Spanish brewer Mahou San Miguel announced yesterday that it has established its first international subsidiary in India through the acquisition of 100% of Arian Breweries & Distilleries.

Australia’s craft beer secrets slowly being exposed

Australia’s craft beer secrets slowly being exposed

By RJ Whitehead

Australian jobs are at risk, as is the credibility of the segment, if craft breweries continue to licence their beer to mainstream operators, according the previous head of Byron Bay Brewing Company, which has found itself at the centre of a consumer...

Australia experiencing Danone Nutricia infant formula shortage

Australia experiencing Danone Nutricia infant formula shortage

By Mark ASTLEY

Karicare and Aptamil brand infant formula products are in short supply in Australia for the second time in just over a year, as manufacturer Nutricia Australia New Zealand (Nutricia ANZ) struggles to keep up with increasing demand.

Caliwater cactus drink founder: ‘We’re where Zico was 10 years ago’

Special edition: Healthy beverage trends

Caliwater cactus drink founder: ‘We’re where Zico was 10 years ago’

By Maggie Hennessy

Longtime friends and film and television industry colleagues Matt McKee and Melissa Reed’s plans for a locally sourced juice bar in downtown Los Angeles morphed into a beverage company whose flagship product is ready-to-drink prickly pear cactus water...

Halloren eyes Thailand and Korea to drive growth

Halloren targets Thailand and Korea for export growth

By Oliver Nieburg

German confectioner Halloren believes its best growth prospects lie in the fast growing markets in Thailand and Korea as well as North America amid intense competition in its home market.

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