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News & Analysis on the Dairy Industry & Markets21-Nov-2023
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TOP HEADLINES
‘We are open and looking wide’: Senior VP of Valio R&D talks market opportunities and empowering small-batch infant formula makers
DairyReporter speaks to Harri Kallioinen, senior vice-president of the R&D arm of Finnish dairy group Valio, on the company's new dry blend-optimized solution and what market opportunities exist beyond the realms of infant nutrition.... Read more
From bovine colostrum to cookie wafer ice cream: Who won the 5th Real California Milk Excelerator?
Four start-ups have been named the winners of this year’s open innovation competition, while two of last year’s winners unlocked additional funding to scale up and market their products.... Read more
Dairy innovation trends: From animal-free dairy to sugar reduction and fortification
We look at some of the notable food technology and market developments as well as the consumer trends that may shape NPD in dairy and dairy alternatives.... Read more
Plant-based kids formula: Danone mulls ‘multi-stage collaboration’ with vegan start-up
The Aptamil owner has signed a letter of intent with Israel-born Else Nutrition, a start-up making formula for babies and kids from almonds, buckwheat and tapioca.... Read more
Going nuts for nuts: Singapore start-up hopes to carve out a niche with premium, customisable nut butters
Singapore-based start-up Noce Nuts says that consumers are willing to pay a premium for nut butters that are customised to their preferred taste and texture, including reduced sugar and salt options.... Read more
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EDITOR'S CHOICE
‘Regenerative kind of came to us’: Maple Hill Creamery founder talks grass-fed organic dairy and being a pioneer in regenerative ag
“When we started doing this, regenerative wasn’t even a word yet,” Tim Joseph told DairyReporter as he discussed the 135-farm dairy’s difficult early years, reaping the rewards of regenerative farming practices, and taking the US consumer along for the ride.... Read more
‘Our goal is to see a bigger shift across our industry’: Unilever bids to solve ice cream's last-mile problem by sharing reformulation patents
The CPG giant is sharing 12 reformulation patents with the wider ice cream manufacturing industry as it looks to lead the way in reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions from the last mile of the supply chain.... Read more
New adult nutrition launches from Arla Foods Ingredients, Danone in China
More manufacturers are pivoting their infant nutrition ingredients into other segments of nutrition in light of changing market dynamics in China.... Read more
‘Unreasonable demands’: Australian dairy backs trade minister after EU trade talks collapse
No deal is better than a bad deal, claims the industry after Australia’s trade minister walked away from a deal five years in the making.... Read more
GLOBAL INDUSTRY NEWS
Hotel Chocolat founders bag £144m each after takeover, but has Mars paid ‘silly money’ for the struggling UK brand?
The co-founders of Hotel Chocolat, Angus Thirlwell and Peter Harris, will receive £144m ($180m) each after agreeing to sell the UK luxury chocolate business to Mars, which has agreed to pay £534m for the high-end chocolatier.... Read more
‘Like speed-dating for entrepreneurs’: New food & drink incubator opens in London
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is launching a food and drink incubator programme for entrepreneurs, open to ‘anyone in the wider London F&B fraternity’.... Read more
 Food as medicine movement can boost economic, environmental health as well as patient well-being
The growing food as medicine movement has the potential to support not just the health of patients who are managing diet-related disease, but also that of the planet and local economies depending on how the food is grown and sourced, industry stakeholders argued during FoodNavigator-USA’s Futureproofing The Food System digital summit this week.... Watch now
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