FDA investigates listeria outbreak li nked to Real Kosher Ice Cream of Brooklyn p roducts / Irish dairy sector opposes dairy exit scheme and voluntary cow culling / Arl a Foods Ingredients' Non-GMO Project verifi cation / China plant-based dairy sector

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News & Analysis on the Dairy Industry & Markets

14-Aug-2023

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Exciting new developments in the sweetener market

As demand for complete wellness surges and dairy brands seek reduced sugar and sugar alternative solutions, formulators are tuning in to a new SMARTPOSIUM series for development ideas, emerging innovations, inspiration and more.... click here

TOP HEADLINES

FDA investigates listeria outbreak linked to soft-serve ice cream

The federal agency is investigating a listeria outbreak associated to ice cream products that were also distributed in Europe and South America.... Read more

Irish dairy sector opposes dairy exit scheme and voluntary cow culling

Farmers, processors and industry bodies have been consulted on proposals that could see Irelandâs dairy herd reduced by as many as 65,000 cows per year to help the EU country meet its ag emissions obligations.... Read more

Arla Foods Ingredients achieves Non-GMO Project verification

Danish company Arla Foods Ingredients has received its first Non-GMO Project Verified seal for its native milk protein MicelPure.... Read more

Beyond sensory properties: China plant-based dairy sector needs to rapidly build up functional attributes to continue domestic growth

The burgeoning plant-based dairy sector in China will need to quickly shift from its first generation focus on emotions and sensory properties to more functional innovation in order to ensure continued growth in the local market.... Read more

Challenging first six months for ForFarmers

ForFarmers saw a sharp drop in gross profit and underlying EBIDTA in the first six months of this year.... Read more

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EDITOR'S CHOICE

Could loquat fruit be the next big trend in yogurt?

Researchers developed a novel probiotic fruit yogurt to test how the addition of loquats, tropical fruits with a sweet and tangy flavor, affected the functional and sensory properties of cow's milk yogurt. The results were 'remarkably positive' . . .... Read more

With Novozymes' expertise, could Arla be gearing up to enter the precision-fermentation dairy space?

Arla Foods Ingredients' Henrik Andersen calls precision nutrition âa hugely exciting technologyâ as the company sets sights on growing its medical nutrition portfolio, with âpossible expansionâ into other sectors.... Read more

Cows that emit less methane have energy-efficient rumens, study finds

Key differences in the microbiome composition of dairy cows offer an insight into why some animals produce less methane than others, paving the way for advancements in animal breeding.... Read more

US low-income households could get discounts for more dairy products if this bill passes

A bipartisan bill introduced in Congress is seeking to expand access to dairy products such as yogurt and cheese for SNAP households by amending the scope of the HFMI program.... Read more

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Dairy Innovation: from sugar reduction to precision fermentation dairy

Whatâs driving innovation in functional dairy? How can microencapsulation pave the way for functional dairy products that live outside the fridge? How are consumer and regulatory trends driving sugar reduction? Is plant-based dairy finally catching up on nutrition, texture and flavor? And where is precision...

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GLOBAL INDUSTRY NEWS

Kelloggâs in the news: From projected $13.6bn snack sales to accusations of âillegal discriminationâ and âsexualisingâ products

The Cheez-It, Frosted Flakes and âTogether with Prideâ cereal maker - which is on track to complete the split into Kellanova and WK Kellogg Co during Q42023 - has been accused of âwokeâ workplace diversity policies that are unlawful and for âsexualisingâ its products.... Read more

Greenwashing, greenhushing and confusionâ¦ Carbon market responds with clearer rules on offsetting

Whatâs a âgoodâ carbon credit and how do businesses use them without fear of criticism from consumers? New guidance on carbon credits has been issued as attitudes shift among food and beverage companies towards using offsets to meet their climate targets.... Read more

Volatile variability: Unilever India stresses caution for food business despite positive growth

Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) has highlighted it will be proceeding cautiously in managing its food business for the rest of the year despite positive results in Q2FY2023, citing continued volatile climate changes and inflationary pressures.... Read more

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