UHT cream launched for Chinese bakeries
Fonterra has introduced a new UHT bakery cream for its booming foodservice business in China.
Finland dairy co-op Valio is taking its lactose-free milk to global consumers.
It is looking beyond neighbouring countries and those buying from the company's foreign subsidiaries; new and revamped products will go on sale in Central Europe and China.
Valio says it launched the world's first totally lactose-free milk drink in Finland in 2001, then set about developing a range for local markets and licensing the technology worldwide.
The co-op's patented technology for lactose-free dairy partly digests the proteins, making products that suit sensitive stomachs. Research indicates that incompletely digested milk proteins in the gut may cause unpleasant stomach symptoms.
Valio claims the widest selection of naturally healthy, quality lactose-free products, "yet with all the natural taste, vitamins and minerals people expect," says Pia Jormanainen, senior vice-president business development new markets.
The range includes a semi-skim milk drink, a high protein milk drink, Barista milk for coffee, whipping cream, butter and a spread.
ANZ says the latest cut to its floating rates will be welcome news to many of its business and agri customers still feeling the effects of high inflation and interest rates.
Fonterra has introduced a new UHT bakery cream for its booming foodservice business in China.
Auckland manufacturer and distributor of colostrum-based supplements, New Image International, celebrated its 40th anniversary this month.
LIC farmers are set to benefit from a genetics collaboration with US company, Sexing Technologies (ST).
"It was awesome to see not only where our milk goes but to find out more about the range of ways it's used."
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