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Access Full Stories Pouring hot water on polycarbonate plastic bottles appears to trigger leaching of the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) that could be harmful to consumers, according to a new study... Read Nanostructures tested as beta-carotene carriers in beverages Beta-carotene, used in foods and beverages as colourants and health ingredient, can be stabilised by novel nano-scale carriers, suggests innovative research from Germany... Read Coca-Cola arm keen on green plant plan The Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company (CCH) has announced plans to cut its annual carbon dioxide emissions by about 20 per cent by the end of next year, with a new production strategy... Read Pepsi Bottling Group captures full year sales growth Full year sales were up seven per cent for the Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG) to $13.5bn, with the company expecting further growth ahead in 2008... Read News Briefs: Britvic, German ale and gourmet beer This week, Britvic posts European revenue growth, German beer demand dips and Carlsberg aims its latest beer brand at Denmark's big spenders... Read |
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Related Industry News Rising costs threaten Kellogg margins A double digit rise in advertising spend, as well as high energy and commodity costs, have led to a fall in Kellogg margins for both the fourth quarter and the yearly results, the cereal company reported... Read Tetra Pak calls for further emissions solutions Packagers and governments alone cannot successfully drive reductions in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions with a concerted joint approach the best way to succeed, packaging firm Tetra Pak has said today... Read Cut waste to secure food supply, says food peer Radical changes consumer behaviour, especially in rich countries, is crucial to averting a crisis in food supply in the coming decades, attendees at the City Food Lecture in London heard this week... Read Labelling proposal could harm single market, warns industry Food industry groups are concerned that the European Commission's proposal on food labelling, which leaves the way open for national voluntary schemes to co-exist alongside EU requirements, will damage the single... Read
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