Müller targets convenience and wholesale sectors with price-marked packs Müller is targeting growth in the wholesale and convenience channels in the UK with the introduction of price marked packs on Müller Corner.
The dairy company said it has optimized Müller Corner for the convenience and wholesale sector, with stacked packs taking up less room on shelves and reducing store complexity.
It enables Müller to continue tapping into what it said is increased demand for Müller Corner yogurts, building on a strong performance in 2020 that saw more sold during the first lockdown than in any period in the last three years.
Good Culture partners with Dairy Farmers of America with Path To Pasture program US dairy food company Good Culture has partnered with Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) to create the Path to Pasture program to help support soil health and utilize pasture on family dairy farms.
Through the Path to Pasture program with DFA s sustainability team and associated nonprofits, funds from Good Culture will be leveraged to provide farmers with education on and access to sustainable, regenerative agriculture farming practices.
The Path to Pasture pilot program will initially be offered to farmers in the Minnesota and Wisconsin milkshed interested in enhancing soil or pasture health. Initial outreach and commitments started in 2020, with implementation of new resources and processes to start in spring 2021. Consultations will continue through mid-summer 2021 with implementation for those in the program in the fall.
Tetra Pak has introduced certified recycled polymers, becoming the first company in the food and beverage packaging industry to be awarded Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB) Advanced Products certification.
There is a growing market for milk mixed beverages. In addition to trendy flavors, they address a wide range of consumer demands, from low-fat and low-sugar to lactose-free to high-protein.
Coca-Cola European Partners increases offer for Amatil Coca-Cola European Partners has upped its offer for Coca-Cola Amatil by 5.9%, noting an improved economic outlook in Australia and New Zealand.
CCEP has raised the offer to $9.93bn AUD ($7.7bn USD), up from its offer of AUD $9.28bn ($6.6bn) in October.
The offer has been raised thanks to stronger economic conditions and market outlook as Australia and New Zealand recover from the pandemic. CCEP has declared that this is its best and final offer.
Amatil Chairman Ilana Atlas said, The economic outlook for Australia and New Zealand has improved since the announcement of the original CCEP proposal and recent trading validates our strategy and demonstrates our strong recovery. The value of Amatil has increased and we are pleased that CCEP has acknowledged this in increasing its proposed cash consideration to Independent Shareholders.”