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The Tyrells boss has been targeted by anti badger cull activists

Tyrrells Crisps boss in ‘firing line’ over badger cull

By Michael Stones

Tyrrells Crisps boss David Milner has found himself ‘in the firing line’ of direct action against the badger cull, after the anti-cull group Stop the Cull published his home contact details and invited supporters to contact him directly to protest against...

Judge won't certify class in PopCorners all-natural/GMO lawsuit

Judge refuses to certify class in PopCorners all-natural/GMO lawsuit

By Elaine Watson

A California judge has declined to certify a class of consumers in a lawsuit alleging New York-based Medora Snacks falsely used the term ‘all-natural’ on PopCorners labels because the corn-based chips are made with genetically engineered corn.

Munk Pack unveils a new food category: Oatmeal fruit squeeze

Munk Pack unveils a new food category: Oatmeal fruit squeeze

By Elaine Watson

Not so long ago, pouches were just for babies. Today, they’re fast-becoming the go-to format for companies looking to stand out from the crowd in healthy snacks, say the founders of Munk Pack, who have combined fruit with gluten-free wholegrain oatmeal,...

This is Bako North Western's second acquisition

Bako bakery acquisition boosts turnover to £103M

By Nicholas Robinson

Bako North Western’s (BNW’s) turnover will rise to over £100M and its staff to 330, following the acquisition of sister company Bako Northern and Scotland (BNS) for an undisclosed amount.

Dave’s Killer Bread co-founder Glen Dahl (left) and CEO John Tucker at the Portland Farmers Market. Photo credit: Dave's Killer Bread

60-second interview: Dave's Killer Bread CEO John Tucker

By Elaine Watson

Will Dave's Killer Bread retain its edgy appeal without its co-founder and namesake? FoodNavigator-USA (FNU) caught up with CEO John Tucker after bakery giant Flowers Foods coughed up a cool $275m in cash to buy the organic baker from the founding...

Raisio CEO Matti Rihko: “All in all a good performance...

Competition remains fierce in cholesterol-lowering niche

Benecol buy-back boosts Raisio Q2 results

By Shane STARLING

Sales and profits were up in Q2 at Raisio, with CEO of the €500m Finnish agro-food player Matti Rihko content its re-housing of key brand Benecol was paying off.

Co-founders Shannan Swanson and Liane Weintraub

Making Tasty a household name in kids’ snacks

By Maggie Hennessy

Tasty Brand co-founders Liane Weintraub and Shannan Swanson originally had their sights set on an organic frozen baby food line, but the 2008 economic crash saw the market for premium baby food drying up. So they shifted gears to more seriously pursue...

Tague predicts the business will turnover £4.8M by 2018

Sainsbury ceo canvassed to stock Tags crisps

By Nicholas Robinson

Former Seabrook Crisps boss John Tague has sent a letter directly to Sainsbury ceo Mike Coupe to persuade him to stock his Tags brand of crisps, following a £125,000 investment from the BBC’s Dragons’ Den stars.

The new master contract will come into force October 4, this year

Deadlock broken: Kellogg and BCTGM agree on labor contract

By Kacey Culliney

Kellogg has finalized a five-year contract for employees across four US ready-to-eat (RTE) cereal plants following a difficult year with the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union (BCTGM).

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