All news articles for June 2012

Global sugar prices down due to expected surplus

Global sugar prices down due to expected surplus

By Oliver Nieburg

Worldwide sugar prices have fallen in the second quarter (Q2) of 2012 as the market is projected to record a surplus for the next two seasons, according to Rabobank International.

FDA and FSIS budgets cut under proposed budget bill

FDA and FSIS funding set to be cut after bill approved

By Mark Astley

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) looks set to receive a budget cut of $16.3m for the fiscal year (FY) 2013, despite requesting an additional $253m in funding to boost its Transforming Food Safety Initiative.

Firms that can address the needs of the US Hispanic market can unlock significant growth opportunities, says Nielsen

Flavorchem launches new Hispanic flavors for dairy products

By Elaine Watson

Flavors and colors specialist Flavorchem Corporation has introduced a new line of Hispanic-inspired flavors for yogurts and other dairy products to tap into growing demand for more authentic tastes and aromas.

Kellogg's hopeful that it can pop open Pringles globally

Kellogg seals the lid on Pringles buy

By Kacey Culliney

Cereal giant, Kellogg, has sealed its buy-out of Pringles for US$2.7bn, set to triple international business and stack it into second place on the global snacks market.

E.coli testing changes cause concern for US

E.coli testing changes cause concern for US

By Leah Germain

Meat industry experts are calling the US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) latest plan to test domestic and imported ground beef products for six different strains of E coli unnecessary and a waste of resources.

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