Food Processing

The Greens Suggest Imposing a Ban on Junk Food Advertisements

The Greens Suggest Imposing a Ban on Junk Food Advertisements

Increased junk food trend is already known to cause a number of negative impacts on the health of a person. An analysis of available data has indicated that tempting and attractive advertisements have played a role to catalyze the popularity of these unhealthy foods.

Parmalat Recalls Its Products

Parmalat Recalls Its Products

It has been reported that the Parmalat, a dairy company has recalled two of its milk products from the market. The two products which have been recalled are Pura 2 liter full cream milk and Daisy Fresh 3 liter full cream milk.

Vita Food products’ smoked salmon recalled due to possible contamination

Vita Food products’ smoked salmon recalled due to possible contamination

Nearly 8,080 packages of Vita Classic Premium Sliced Smoked Atlantic Nova Salmon have recently been recalled over concerns that the product may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, which can cause terminal infections in children, the elderly, as well as people who have weakened immune systems.

KFC Australia to Remove Toys from Kids Menu

KFC Australia to Remove Toys from Kids Menu

KFC Australia has recognized the depth of the problem that there is an enormous increase in the number of obesity cases in children, and therefore, they have announced that they would not provide toys in their children menu. The ruling is applicable for all of their 600 stores.

Mitchells & Butlers Will Soon Increase Food Prices

Rising costs are becoming a serious issue with each passing day and the latest affect of same has been cited over the U. K.

Profit of Robert Wiseman Fell by 30%

Profit of Robert Wiseman Fell by 30%

The dairy group, Robert Wiseman has reported a 30% drop in drop in profits. The company has revealed that the main cause of decline in profits was high cost of raw material, which in turn led to an increase in price charged. The profits of the group were at £34m.

FSA Meeting to be Held on May 25

FSA Meeting to be Held on May 25

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) will be conducting its meeting on May 25 at Belfast to decide whether or not consumers should be permitted to buy products from cloned animals or their offspring. The FSA has already published the agendas for its upcoming meetings.

Profit of Cranswick Plc. Rises

Profit of Cranswick Plc. Rises

Full-year pretax profit of the British pork supplier, Cranswick Plc. surged 8% this year ended on March 31. The profits of the company rose from 43.8 million pounds last year to 47.1 million pounds. Following the rise in profit, the company raised its final dividend by 10%, from 18.7 pence to a total 27.5 pence.

Rising Feeding Cost Has Lead to Vanishing of Alabama Dairy Farms

dairy farms

Since last few decades, feeding cattle has become quite expensive in Morgan County and due to this, a number of dairy farms are vanishing throughout the state.

Sales Increase in McDonalds by 11%

McDonalds

The parsimonious families have boosted the world’s largest fast food chain, McDonalds, as they always search for inexpensive meals. McDonalds have posted its 20the successive quarter of growth in the UK in the quarter ended at March, with the rise of 11% in the net income.

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