1. Tesco has agreed to the £250M sale of 14 land development sites across southern England, in a further sign that the supermarket race for space has come to an end.
2. Ukraine’s largest poultry producer, MHP, plans to acquire 100,000 hectares (ha) of agricultural land and several businesses inside and outside of the country.
3. The EU plans to offer a €40 million subsidy programme to the Zimbabwean meat and livestock sector, aimed at resuscitating a struggling industry whose processors are operating at well below capacity.
4. Russian meat giant Miratorg is to invest RUB160 billion (US$2.5bn) on production projects in the next five years in an effort to double its pork and beef capacity and increase its international standing.
5. Tetra Pak has launched a new high-capacity extrusion line, considered to be highest in the world, for large scale production of ice cream sticks and sandwiches. It can produce up to 43,200 ice cream products per hour; with the lowest system cost.
6. The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) Price Index declined by 3.1% - the first fall in the average price on the platform since the beginning of August.
7. Canada has lifted a ban on beef and processed beef from 19 EU member states which has been in place since the 1996 BSE scare.
8. The EU paid up to six times too much for fish under its flagship ‘fishing partnership agreements’, a new report by the Court of Auditors has said.
9. Nestlé has expansion opportunities in developing markets in Asia and Latin America for its leading confectionery brand KitKat, according to the company’s head of chocolate countlines.
10. US Marshals have seized about 5,000 cases of ready-to-eat frozen Jonah crab products processed by Rome Packing due to food safety concerns.
11. An over-simplistic image of impoverished, malnutritioned Africa is being used to push the case for genetically modified organisms (GMOs), a senior Harvard professor has warned.
2. Ukraine’s largest poultry producer, MHP, plans to acquire 100,000 hectares (ha) of agricultural land and several businesses inside and outside of the country.
3. The EU plans to offer a €40 million subsidy programme to the Zimbabwean meat and livestock sector, aimed at resuscitating a struggling industry whose processors are operating at well below capacity.
4. Russian meat giant Miratorg is to invest RUB160 billion (US$2.5bn) on production projects in the next five years in an effort to double its pork and beef capacity and increase its international standing.
5. Tetra Pak has launched a new high-capacity extrusion line, considered to be highest in the world, for large scale production of ice cream sticks and sandwiches. It can produce up to 43,200 ice cream products per hour; with the lowest system cost.
6. The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) Price Index declined by 3.1% - the first fall in the average price on the platform since the beginning of August.
7. Canada has lifted a ban on beef and processed beef from 19 EU member states which has been in place since the 1996 BSE scare.
8. The EU paid up to six times too much for fish under its flagship ‘fishing partnership agreements’, a new report by the Court of Auditors has said.
9. Nestlé has expansion opportunities in developing markets in Asia and Latin America for its leading confectionery brand KitKat, according to the company’s head of chocolate countlines.
10. US Marshals have seized about 5,000 cases of ready-to-eat frozen Jonah crab products processed by Rome Packing due to food safety concerns.
11. An over-simplistic image of impoverished, malnutritioned Africa is being used to push the case for genetically modified organisms (GMOs), a senior Harvard professor has warned.
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