Innophos sets up local unit to tap China market
Innophos Holdings Inc. has set up a new subsidiary in China to develop on the ground direct sales and technical service capabilities in the country, where it sees a strong potential for growth.
Archives for August 10, 2011
Academic: Dietary guidelines ‘would benefit from a reality check’
Dietary guidelines “would benefit from a reality check” according to one of the authors of a high-profile study revealing that following government healthy eating advice could significantly increase food bills.
Sara Lee: Innovation is the answer to commodity price hike challenge
A steady stream of new products scheduled to hit the market in 2012 will help packaged goods giant Sara Lee grow sales volumes and protect margins in 2012, bosses have promised.
Dr Pepper bottler fights to use local label in spat with beverage giant
A Texas-based bottling company said it is prepared to challenge beverage giant Dr Pepper Snapple over a claim that the license agreement for its beverage product is being violated by the small firm.
Study links processed red meat to type 2 diabetes
Consumption of red meat, especially processed red meats, may lead to increased risks of type 2 diabetes, says new research.
'Few technologies could survive' flawed GM salmon review process, warns ex FDA panel member
A former member of the government committee charged with assessing the safety of the first genetically engineered (GE) fish for human consumption says “few, if any technologies could survive” the flawed review process.