Restoring order following Japan’s potato shortage boosts Calbee’s bottom line
Calbee posted an 8.3% sales increase for Q1 2018, well above analyst expectations.
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NZ grocery consumers would be “worse off” if not for new labelling bill recommendations
Grocery prices would rise and consumers would be “worse off” if not for the recommendations to revise the Consumers’ Right to Know (Country of Origin of Food) Bill, Katherine Rich, CEO of New Zealand Food and Grocery Council (NZFGC) said.
Asia Pacific Breweries on track to increase usage of sustainable agricultural raw materials to 50% by 2020
Asia Pacific Breweries (APB) is on track to achieve the aim of acquiring 50% of their main raw materials from sustainable sources, said Mitchell Leow, head of corporate affairs at APB Singapore.
Fake halal food in Malaysia: Factories accused of packing products originating from China and India
Factories in Malaysia were found to be producing food products with fake halal logos.
Can India's Eat Right Movement 'nudge' food firms to reformulate and aid NCD fight?
A broad coalition of regulators, health bodies and food firms is pinning its hopes on a new 'Eat Right Movement' to help curb India's alarming rates of non-communicable diseases (NCDs).