Don’t focus simply on Neomil 1 infant formula caesarean claims: Rontis
Rontis has urged potential distributors not to focus entirely on the claim that its Neomil 1 product is the "best choice" infant formula for babies born by caesarean section.
Cocoa flavanol health claim milk drinks ‘could soon be on the market’: Barry Callebaut
Chocolate and cocoa firm Barry Callebaut has identified the flavored milk market as one of the best opportunities for use of its cocoa flavanol EU health claim.
Lifting one child policy could boost whey protein demand: Volac
The infant nutrition sector could become the largest single market for whey protein if China abolishes its one child policy, says Volac.
UK wasn’t ready for Upbeat 5-years ago: Volac chief
British consumers would “absolutely not” have been ready for a product like Upbeat - Volac's liquid whey protein concentrate, fruit juice hybrid - five-years ago, the company’s human nutrition chief has claimed.
Consumer packaging feedback key to cracking new markets: Tetra Pak
Consumer feedback on the functionality of packaging is increasingly important for Tetra Pak as it expands into new markets, according to the company's head of user experience research.
DSM goes ‘back to basics’ with yogurt cultures concepts
DairyReporter.com caught up with DSM at FiE 2013 in Frankfurt, where the company was showcasing a number of yogurt concepts based on its Delvo Fresh Toolbox cultures range.
Carbery link ‘enabled us to become experts’ in sports nutrition flavoring: Synergy
Synergy's close working relationship with its parent company, Irish whey protein manufacturer Carbery, has enabled it to become an "expert” in developing flavor profiles ideal for sports nutrition products, the company's commercial director for Europe…
New ingredient developments ‘start with the consumer’: Arla
In response to ever-increasing demand for value-added dairy products, ingredient suppliers have been forced to refresh the way they develop and market their products, Arla Foods Ingredients told DairyReporter.com.
Conservative North American dairy more ‘open to innovation’: Chr Hansen
The typically “conservative” North American dairy industry is becoming increasingly "open to innovation", natural ingredients supplier, Chr Hansen, has claimed following the launch of its cheese color, WhiteWhey.
US regional milk differentiation efforts driving glass demand: Stanpac
Local and regional US liquid dairy processors are increasingly opting for glass in an effort to set their products apart from big brands at retail level, according to US packaging firm, Stanpac.