Dairy processing
Delicate and quiet operation
Designed for handling fluids which are sensitive, abrasive, and either high or low viscosity, the Alfa Laval’s new Twin Screw Pump is ideal for use in hygienic applications in the dairy industry.
Flavorchem opens new Pilot Plant
Flavorchem Corporation is continuing its commitment to innovation with a new fully-automated, custom-designed thermal processing unit.
UK butter deficit may increase under no deal Brexit, AHDB warns
Under a no-deal scenario, the UK would face the EU common external tariff on any exports sent to the EU, noted the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) in its newsletter.
Finding the perfect milk tea recipe
Ingredients manufacturer, FrieslandCampina Kievit, has published a study for the perfect milk teas, as well as current offerings in the milk tea segment across Greater China.
Meadow milk charter for German Arla
Arla Foods has signed the pasture charter of the Pro Weideland programme in in Germany.
International trade features at Milchforum
The 10th annual Berlin Milchforum took a look Germany’s international trade picture and provided a happier outlook for some sectors
Berglandmilch moves to glass
In cooperation with environmental protection organisation Greenpeace, Austrian Berglandmilch dairy will deliver its milk in refillable one-litre glass bottles by the end of the year.
Naturex strengthens its range of colouring foods
Naturex has launched its new range of natural food colours, Vegebrite Ultimate Spirulina.
Design award for Hohenloher dairy
‘Traceable and honest’ were the words that the jury of the German Design Award used to describe the brand campaign for the winning Hohenloher dairy.
Krones reports increased sales
Krones, a dairy sector supplier of equipment, increased its sales by 4.4% in 2018 to €3.8 billion.
McDonald’s UK invests to support British dairy
McDonald’s UK has invested heavily in support of British dairy farms, most recently awarding thirty three of Arla’s UK farmer owners more than a quarter of a million pounds.
Lancashire dairy expands production due to demand
Family-owned dairy company, Lancashire Farm Dairies, has completed an investment worth over £3.5m in a new plant following increased demand for its products.
Filling the hole in the Dutch cheese market
Dutch cheese production has recorded exceptional growth since 2012, outpacing the limited consumption growth in northwestern Europe, according to a report by analysts, Rabobank.
Testing for buffalo milk fraud
Scientists from the Quadram Institute in Norfolk, UK, have developed a test that differentiates between buffalo and cow’s milk, and between the cheeses made from them.