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June 2009

Regulars:

  • Upfront
  • World News: We bring you the latest from dairy processors, suppliers and marketers around the world
  • New Product News
  • Euro View
  • Equipment News
  • Diary
  • A working day in the life… Irene Bocchetta, EU protected food names manager, ADAS UK

Features:

  • A wandering pilgrim: Alistair Jackson has returned to Pilgrims Choice to take up the reins as managing director. Suzanne Christiansen reports
  • In the nick of time: Retailers are seeing cheese disappear as the recession bites, according to Neil Matthews of Checkpoint Systems
  • Tetra Pak talks up milk: The good news is that dairy consumption is set to increase, Tetra Pak chief executive Dennis Jonsson tells Alec Peachey
  • Danish delight: Reliable automation is keeping ice cream equipment manufacturers and small dairies on track, according to Rockwell Automation
  • Sporty plus: As sports nutrition goes mainstream, Aine Hallihan, head of R&D, Carbery Food Ingredients, explains the functionality of hydrolysed whey protein.
  • The road to recovery: Arla Foods in the Middle East sees brighter prospects ahead for its operations.
Issue

May 2009

Regulars:

  • Upfront
  • World News: We bring you the latest from dairy processors, suppliers and marketers around the world
  • New Product News
  • Functional Focus
  • Equipment News
  • Diary
  • A working day in the life…Derek Allen, Food Commercial Manager, Reaseheath College Nantwich, UK

Features:

  • Organic defies the gloom: The UK organic market has been swimming against the economic downturn with an increase of 1.7% in sales for 2008, according to the latest Soil Association report
  • Beyond the scandal: The recent melamine scandal has hidden the fact that China’s dairy market is becoming more sophisticated, David Hayes reports
  • Whither Australia? The long-term drought may spell long-term trouble for the Australian dairy industry. Suzanne Christiansen reports
  • A new culture in yogurt production: Tetra Pak’s gone back to basics for the development of its new production line for yogurt
  • All in the analysis: Incorporating functional ingredients into dairy products involves thorough analysis, according to Dr Robert Griffiths of Reading Scientific Services (RSSL)
  • In any weather: New products offer dairies labelling and coding for challenging environments
Issue

April 2009

Regulars:

  • Upfront
  • World News: We bring you the latest from dairy processors, suppliers and marketers around the world
  • New Product News
  • Euro View
  • Diary
  • A working day in the life…Sally Newall, managing director of Simply Ice Cream

Features:

  • Judgement day: Concours Agricole 2009 attracts wide variety of French cheeses, vying for prestigious medals. Jenny Deeprose reports
  • Anuga moves on: This year’s Anuga FoodTec saw the absence of the big packaging companies as an opportunity for others to gain centre stage. Suzanne Christiansen reports
  • Dairy in the mix: The IFE exhibition in London was buzzing with the world’s producers, buyers and marketers. But was there anything new on the dairy horizon?
  • A healthy climate: Oystar technology gives fresh impetus to the burgeoning dairy market in Saudi Arabia
  • Can you feel it? Consumers will punish manufacturers that don’t deliver the important “feel good” factor with functional products, warns Tim Van der Schralen of Beneo-Orafti
  • A vital part of the industry: Despite the credit crunch, the nutraceuticals market continues unabated at the Vitafoods International exhibition, to be held in Geneva, Switzerland from 5-7 May
Issue

March 2009

Regulars:

  • Upfront
  • World News: We bring you the latest from dairy processors, suppliers and marketers around the world
  • New Product News
  • Functional Focus
  • A working day in the life…Martin Myerscough, founder and chairman of GreenBottle, the UK’s first eco-friendly milk bottle
  • Diary

Features:

  • Protecting the future: A new report examines ways in which the dairy industry can defend itself long-term
  • Fat or fiction: A new FSA campaign in the UK is urging people to cut down on saturated fat. But not everyone is happy about it. Michelle Maynard reports
  • Ahead of the field: Canadian Richard Doyle, president of the International Dairy Federation, reveals how he plans to keep industry competition at bay
  • Do me a flavour: With the ever-increasing pace of modern lifestyles, how do companies decide what consumers will be wanting in a year’s time?
  • A tragic lesson learned: Last September’s melamine scandal devastated China’s dairy industry. So how is it shaping up six months on? Michelle Maynard investigates
  • Eye out for Anuga: This year’s Anuga FoodTec in Cologne, Germany, promises more innovations in the area of machinery for the production of dairy products, ranging from cheeses to yogurts to milk processing
  • There is nothing like a Dane: Patriotic Anders Wilhjelm, president of GEA Process Engineering, has landed his dream job
  • Grand designs: When it comes to producing eco-friendly packaging, dairy companies are rising to the challenge
Issue

February 2009

Regulars:

  • Upfront
  • World News: We bring you the latest from dairy processors, suppliers and marketers around the world
  • New Product News: Euro View
  • Equipment News
  • Diary
  • A working day in the life… Dr Judith Bryans, director of The Dairy Council

Features:

  • A date for your dairy: If you remember all the old milk ads, take a trip down memory lane this February…
  • Arla man with a plan: Despite current global turmoil in the dairy business, one key industry figure remains determinedly optimistic. Michelle Maynard finds out why
  • Grate expectations: The South African cheese market may be small, but it has big ambitions. Kobus Mulder, of Agri-Expo South Africa Cheese, explains
  • The proof of the pudding: Is it possible to manufacture great-tasting indulgent desserts that are good for you too? The answer, it seems, is yes
  • Master of mixology: Werner Glaser, of Krones AG, details how a flexible, open-plan system can suit today’s multifunctional dairies from CIP to pasteurisation and filling
  • On a roll: A Welsh dairy’s cheeses can now travel in style thanks to a new hi-tech transfer system
  • Converging on Cologne: The world renowned trade fair Anuga FoodTec is getting ready to open its doors for the fifth time
Issue

January 2009

Regulars:

  • Upfront
  • World News: We bring you the latest from dairy processors, suppliers and marketers around the world
  • New Product News
  • Functional Focus
  • Equipment News
  • Diary
  • A working day in the life… Ruben Abril, director of ingredient formulations and technical support at Martek Biosciences

Features:

  • Does the CAP really fit? The health check settlement has been reached, but not everyone’s happy. Michelle Maynard reports
  • What credit crunch? Martin Hawkins of Sun Brand Technologies reveals the dairy industry’s secret recession-busting weapon
  • Going to pot: By the end of today, more than one million pots of unopened yogurt will have been binned in Britain. Michelle Maynard finds out why
  • The cold truth: Scientists have just discovered an important new bacteria, but say there is still a lot to learn
  • Land of milk and money: After more than half a century of success, India dairy co-operative Amul knows how to move with the times
  • A taste for waste: New wastewater treatment facilities for Dairy Crest mean good news for rivers. Tony Robinson, general manager at Wehrle Environmental, explains
  • Fishing for the truth: When it comes to omega-3 in dairy products, it’s vital that consumers know exactly what they’re getting. Michelle Maynard reports
  • Up to date: A Dubai-based dairy has unveiled the secret of its success – a wrinkly, sticky fruit. David Hayes reports

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