Arla supports dairy production in Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s demand for milk is growing, however, local dairy production only meets 40% of its requirement.
Archives for October 22, 2018
Top 7 from 7: The key global food industry news of the past 7 days (Oct 15-22)
From duckweed-derived plant protein to making food labels easier for consumers, and Lact’Union's new ambient drinking yogurt, a lot has happened over the past seven days. Here’s a round-up of the top seven global food and beverage news items to get you...
New product trend tracker: Aussie brands, veg snacks and superfruits
In FoodNavigator's weekly rundown of some of the most interesting products hitting European shelves, iconic Australian brand Tim Tam is rolled out in Germany, certified French meatballs and superfruit snacks are launched in France, while the UK sees Aunt...
Middle East food trends: Health, wellness and packaging taking centre stage
Food and beverages that promote health and wellness continue to shape the Middle East food manufacturing industry, said Mark Napier, who is the exhibitions director at Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) and show director of Gulfood Manufacturing.
Similar eating habits and taste profiles: Why Pakistani food find success in the Middle East
Pakistani food and beverage manufacturers are increasingly leveraging on the similar food trends and eating habits that they share with the local population in order to find success Middle East markets.
‘It’s political and not scientific’: Taiwan confirms ‘nuclear food referendum’ to proceed as Japan voices disappointment
Taiwan will hold a referendum on ‘nuclear food’ imports from Japan alongside its local elections next month.
Expert analysis: 'Graded sugar tax model' could be the way to go for Malaysia to stop over-consumption
A 'graded sugar tax model' has been suggested by an expert analyst as an alternative to just soda or sugar taxes in Malaysia's battle against sugar over-consumption.