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	Related Industry News Nestle, Kellogg et al sign junk ad pledge Major global food companies have this week signed a pledge to stop advertising 'junk' food to children under 12, in an effort to self-regulate and avoid a ban being imposed by the European Commission... Read Danisco expansion boosts xylose production Danisco has opened the doors to its expanded xylose factory in Austria, which will increase production by 50 per cent while increasing sustainability... Read Cranberry supply is good, Lallemand says Lallemand Health Ingredients (LHI) has said there is no risk of a cranberry shortage next year, and has dispelled fears of a poor harvest and predicted supply shortages in 2008... Read Strong sales boost Cadbury revenue outlook Cadbury today said it expects confectionery revenue growth to exceed the 2007 four to six per cent target range, thanks to revenues from the UK chocolate and the US gum markets... Read Weekly Comment Infant nutrition: Too close for comfort? Industry has to walk a tightrope between lending a benevolent hand to support infant nutrition for the good of public health, and cynical marketing that seems to cash in on sensitivities. Read Previous Headlines Infant nutrition: Too close for comfort? Industry has to walk a tightrope between lending a benevolent hand to support infant nutrition for the good of public health, and cynical marketing that seems to cash in on sensitivities... Read Revised Carlsberg offer may sway S&N shareholders - survey Up to 20 per cent of Scottish & Newcastle's (S&N) shareholders may be ready to support Carlberg and Heinekin's bid to buy the UK-based brewer, according to an independent survey... Read Drink banned for using alcohol reduction technique An attempt to introduce a new technique for producing a low-alcohol sparkling wine has backfired for one UK processor, which received a decision yesterday confirming the ban of the product as it is now marketed... Read Codex will look again at health claims science Codex has agreed its draft rules on health claims needs further work following concerns over what evidence should be required for scientific substantiation... Read Coca-Cola makes Aussie beer buy for profit push Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA), a major soft drinks producer in Australia and Asia, has acquired the country's Bluetongue brewery brand to extend its premium beer focus in a bid to further diversify its revenue stream... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Soluble flavonoids as functional ingredients for beverages - Technical / White Paper Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Ingredients and additives Packaging equipment and materials Processing equipment & plant design

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