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UK publishes Multi-Annual National Control Plan

Jeremy Gerrard
December 9, 2014

Britain’s Food Standards Agency (FSA) has published its annual report on progress made towards implementation of the UK Multi-Annual National Control Plan (MANCP).


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Keurig acquires rival Bevyz

Jeremy Gerrard
December 9, 2014

Keurig Green Mountain, Inc., an innovator in coffee brewing technology, announced it will acquire the remaining shares of rival beverage system Bevyz for approximately $220 million.


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General Mills revives French Toast Crunch

Jeremy Gerrard
December 9, 2014

Cereal lovers across the US can rejoice at the return of French Toast Crunch announced by General Mills this week after an 8-year hiatus.


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Alcohol sales projected to grow in 2015

Jeremy Gerrard
December 8, 2014

Sales of alcoholic drinks in bars and restaurants are expected to grow by 2.7 percent in 2015 according to Technomic’s forecasts.


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Canadian officials quarantine 5 British Colombia farms to monitor avian influenza

Jeremy Gerrard
December 8, 2014

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) will continue its investigation into an outbreak of avian influenza on farms in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley which continue to be quarantined to control the spread of the disease.


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AMI says ‘welcome back’ to vegetarians after results of new study

Jeremy Gerrard
December 8, 2014

A new study suggesting five out of six Americans who try vegetarian diets return to a diet that includes meat has the American Meat Institute (AMI) offering an enthusiastic “welcome back” to those would be vegetarians.


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November added most jobs since January 2012

Jeremy Gerrard
December 8, 2014

The US Labor Department reported continued job growth in November, adding 321,000 new jobs, the most in a single month since January of 2012 and the 57th straight month of private-sector job growth.


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Burger King and Tim Hortons to close on deal

Jeremy Gerrard
December 5, 2014

Burger King Worldwide Inc. and Tim Hortons Inc. announced the proposed transaction to form a new global quick service restaurant company operating two independent brands, was approved by the Minister of Industry under the Investment Canada Act.


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Dairy industry urges US officials to prioritize TPP market access gains

Jeremy Gerrard
December 5, 2014

The US dairy industry has reached out to US government agricultural trade negotiators to inform them that their efforts on any final Pacific Rim free trade agreement must put access to foreign markets for US dairy farmers first and avoid pressure from other countries to regionalize all new market access opportunities in the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations.


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Hershey acquires Canadian candy company

Jeremy Gerrard
December 5, 2014

The Hershey Company announced it completed the purchase of The Allan Candy Company, a Canadian manufacturer of confectionary products including the brands Allan, Big Foot, Hot Lips and Laces.


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