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Roundup: Packaging
Here is your roundup for the latest dairy packaging news.
Emmi invests in Swiss cheese
Swiss dairy group Emmi is investing CHF 50 million (€45.7m) in a new cheese dairy at the Emmen site.
Switzerland’s Cremo saw less milk, more sales in 2020
Switzerland’s Cremo struggled with a lack of milk last year and therefore processed 7.6% less (363 million kg less).
Bitzer elected to Züger Frischkäse board of directors
Food scientist Lea Bitzer has been elected to the board of directors at the Swiss company Züger Frischkäse AG.
Swiss DeCode launches new label to improve consumer trust in A2 milk products
The new service package for dairy companies includes a unique label design, as well as a number of joint promotional activities to improve brand reputation.
Butter imports under dispute in Switzerland
Farmer representatives who are part of a commission for butter imports have disputed the commission’s recent application for a further 1,000 tons.
Cremo shuts some Swiss production
Swiss milk processor Cremo has ceased production at its Steffisburg location to concentrate on its other locations in the future.
Hochdorf moves on in 2021
After years of reorganisation and restructuring, Swiss-led Hochdorf Group says it sees the 2021 financial year as a year of new beginnings.
Tetra Pak accelerates action towards reduced littering and sustainable future
Tetra Pak continues to build on its vision of the most sustainable food package with the deployment of its tethered cap solutions portfolio.
Emmi reports record sales in 2020
Emmi Group sales exceeded CHF3.7 billion (€3.35bn) for the first time last year.
Swiss company launches rapid test to identify A2 milk-producing cows
With the launch of SwissDeCode’s new DNAFoil A2 Cow Test, dairy farmers and herd managers can now quickly segregate cows according to the type of milk they produce.
Tetra Pak introduces certified recycled polymers
Tetra Pak’s carton packages integrating attributed recycled polymers are now available for food and beverage manufacturers.