SIG Combibloc develops service to boost sustainability
SIG Combibloc has launched a 3-step service aimed at improving the sustainable practices of food manufacturers.
Archives for May 23, 2012
UK refers AkzoNobel can coating merger to competition chiefs over price hike fears
AkzoNobel’s proposed takeover of fellow metal can coating outfit Metlac Holdings could be in jeopardy following UK Office of Fair Trading (OFT) concerns the deal could damage competition in the sector and see prices rise.
Pernod Ricard 'expects' to retain consumer confidence despite fake Jacob's Creek seizures
Potentially lethal chemicals have been detected in fake vodka seized in the UK, while Pernod Ricard says it expects consumers to retain confidence in the Jacob's Creek brand, despite a raft of counterfeit seizures in recent months.
‘I’m off to save prostates’: POM goes on offensive with new ads post FTC ruling
POM Wonderful has gone on the offensive following a ruling on its legal battle with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) from an administrative law judge (ALJ) with a bold series of new ads selectively quoting from his 335-page initial decision.
SAB Miller CEO admits ‘secular trend’ against big US beer brands
SAB Miller CEO Graham Mackay has noted a 'secular trend' against mainstream US beer brands and the premium light segment, but says high-end innovation can turn things around.