Kapstone signals intentions with $1bn deal
KapStone Paper and Packaging Corporation has sealed a $1bn-plus deal to acquire the stock of Longview Fibre Paper and Packaging.
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Campaign marks shift from 'saying and showing' to more real actions
Coke ‘working hard’ on possibly extending 'Sharing Can’ Singapore pilot
A senior Coca-Cola Company executive tells BeverageDaily.com that the company is ‘working hard’ to decide whether it can viably scale-up its phenomenally successful ‘Sharing Can’ pilot launched in Singapore.
Maximum potential: Sports nutrition industry welcomes ‘watershed’ EU special foods vote
The European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance (ESSNA) has welcomed today’s European Parliament vote that means sports nutrition products will move to general food law as existing special foods regulations are overhauled after years of debate.
Stevia in 2020: PureCircle outlines vision for reduced calories and reduced emissions
Global stevia supplier PureCircle has introduced a range of sustainability targets for reducing carbon emissions and water use, as well as calories in global diets by 2020.
UK SOFT DRINKS GIANT TO THRASH OUT BETTER TERMS IN AG BARR MERGER?
‘Britvic not the wounded animal it was last year’: City analyst on AG Barr merger
Despite provisional Competition Commission (CC) clearance for the AG Barr/Britvic merger, City analysts believe Britvic will ‘seek improved terms’ in light of its better recent performance.
‘Terminally stagnant’ France won’t want wine trade war: Analyst
The EU is likely to backtrack rapidly on sanctions to stop cheap Chinese solar panel ‘dumping’ in the bloc, given alarms that possible tariffs on wine exports would hurt a ‘terminally stagnant’ French economy.