The British trade magazine, The Grocer, has chosen Lurpak Lighter Spreadable as its ”Star Product” in its annual survey of the UK’s leading food products. ”The award is an acknowledgement of the successful launch of Lurpak Lighter
“Across the world, dairies are foreseeing radical changes in the markets and are consequently looking to build partnerships and alliances between countries and continents,” Managing Director Jens Bigum said in his report. Within t
“A particularly good year for the subsidiaries as a whole,” said Arla Foods’ Managing Director, Jens Bigum, of the result for the group’s subsidiaries. A small profit in the Danapak group following the disposal of the company’s pl
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Export sales of Lurpak remained stable during the past year despite fluctuating butter production and turbulent currency markets. This was announced by Chairman Bendt Bendtsen to Butterdane’s Annual General Meeting last week.
Arla Foods’ consolidated result for the first full financial year following the merger totals DKK 1,157 million. The accounts were presented to the Supervisory Board on Wednesday. The result can only be compared with the re
Consumption of feta cheese in Norway has risen by almost 40 per cent since last year. One explanation is the launch of Arla Foods’ feta in herb marinade with olives. Apetina fetas in oil with green or black olives in the ch
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Swedish consumers are taking to low-fat sliced cheese in increasing numbers according to the opinion research institute, GfK. Last year total consumption of sliced cheese increased by 4.5% while consumption of low-fat cheese rose
Arla Foods’ Polish subsidiary, Lindals, on Wednesday changed its name to Arla Foods. The name change was celebrated at an event attended by milk producers, customers and Polish media representatives. Deputy Managing Director Åke M
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Tyrstrup Dairy’s production of cottage cheese will be transferred to Arla Foods’ dairy in Skövde in Sweden. The transfer, which will affect 10 employees at Tyrstrup, will become effective from mid-2002. At its meeting on Tuesday,
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The first 25 employees have begun their two year programme at Arla Foods’ new Marketing Academy. The programme is targetted at the Group’s 200 marketing staff and comprises 18 teaching days divided into six modules. The teaching is in En
Jens Bigum, Arla Foods Group Managing Director Fonterra and Arla Foods, two of the world’s largest dairy co-operatives, announced today plans to join forces in their yellow fats operations in the UK. The joint venture will, s