A natural boom: plant milks flood the market with dairy alternatives
The plant milks market, which was predicted to surpass $16bn this year alone,...
The plant milks market, which was predicted to surpass $16bn this year alone,...
UK-based milk supplier and distributor Müller Milk & Ingredients has completed the upgrade of its fresh milk dairy in Bellshill, with an investment of £15m.
The plant milks market, which was predicted to surpass $16bn this year alone, is thriving thanks to a rapid increase in plant-based alternatives flooding the market. But, with regulatory obfuscation and challenge from traditional dairy, there are still hurdles ahead.
French multinational retailer Carrefour has formed an alliance to help milk producers in France use organic farming methods.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has agreed to provide a $7m loan to Egyptian dairy producer Obour Land for the establishment of a new dairy farm.
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Canada-based milk and cream processor Saputo has launched ultrafiltered milk product Joyya, which is said to contain approximately 75% more protein and 25% less sugar than regular cow's milk.
Murray Goulburn Co-operative has reached a settlement with Australia's competition watchdog over a court case into allegations that it misled farmers in 2016 about the price they would be paid for their milk.
The Quaker Oats Company is planning to grow its sales by entering the US non-dairy segment with the launch of its new oats-based drinks range.
Soft drink maker Coca-Cola has released a natural yoghurt to further increase its share in Brazil’s $20bn dairy market following a 30% increase in sales in 2017.
The Government of Wales planned to set minimum unit price (MUP) for alcohol from next year, and Coca-Cola Amatil re-opened its bottling facility in Queensland, Australia. Drinks-insight-network.com wraps up the key news stories from October 2018.
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