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...The brand has recently been . . . reanimated....
...Co-founders Ryan Pandya and Perumal Gandhi (pictured left to right) say M&A is not on their list of priorities: they are trying to get their technology to market through partnerships with existing food brands...
...(WSJ) Milking farmers America’s dairy farmers have come under pressure from the rising popularity of dairy-free and plant-based alternatives as well as the trade war with China....
...And Danone has already announced reasonably ambitious targets of €1bn in cost savings and improving dairy margins by 200 basis points.”...
...PAI, headed by former Danone executive Lionel Zinsou, is buying the Yorkshire-based company – which makes own-label ice cream for the likes of Tesco and Carrefour as well as Nestlé brands KitKat, Aero and...
...A report funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation last year suggested that PepsiCo might have had the right idea all along, finding that products with fewer calories, dairy and whole grains were driving...
...Earnings at the dairy company more than halved year-on-year. It lost 18 per cent to $8.50....
...He complains that where he used to buy $600 worth of dairy products every other day, he now spends only $400. “Hyperstar has caused concerns for all shopkeepers in Tehran.”...
...The company has won plaudits for its quirky marketing campaigns – such as the 2007 UK gorilla advertisement which helped increase sales of its core Dairy Milk chocolate brand – and for responding to consumer...
...Danone, whose brands include Actimel yoghurt and Evian water, has been battling against falling dairy and bottled waters sales in the economic downturn....
...Parmalat, which does not own any dairy herds, also reported higher production and marketing costs....
...A merger would bring together the world’s two biggest brewers and top-selling brands such as InBev’s Becks and Stella Artois and Anheuser’s Budweiser....
...While the UK group admitted that it hadn’t had a formal approach, dealers reckoned that the group was a bid target because of its good cash flows and excellent brands....
...However, Stanford Bernstein said it would be a “very strange time” for Kraft to do a deal as it was justtwo months since it sold its US confectionery brands....
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