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PepsiCo, Coca-Cola to pull off 300ml cans in UAE By DBR Staff Writer
PepsiCo and Coca-Cola will withdraw their 300ml soft-drink cans in Dubai for violating the consumer protection law in the UAE.
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Saputo recalls Neilson brand milk By DBR Staff Writer
Saputo, a Canadian dairy company, has started recalling its Neilson Trutaste 2% Microfiltered Partly Skimmed Milk sold in four liter bags with expire date of 12 February 2012.
Markets & Regulations > Regulatory & Safety > News Synutra not to recall milk products in China By DBR Staff Writer
Synutra International, a China-based infant formula company, said that its products are safe and it will not recall any of its products following local Chinese media reports that one of the four-month old twins in Jiangxi province who consumed the company’s powdered milk died and another became ill.
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China Nutrifruit performs lab tests on concentrate juice, fruit products
09 January 2012 | By DBR Staff Writer
China Nutrifruit Group is conducting independent laboratory tests on its concentrate juice and glazed fruit products, in response to a customer's concern over product quality.
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Jester King recalls Commercial Suicide beer
27 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
Austin-based Jester King Craft Brewery has recalled the bottles of Commercial Suicide, an English Dark Mild Ale with 3.3% ABV, from retailers and advised consumers to return bottles to their retailer or brewery.
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Indian liquor-maker wins trademark case
27 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
Tilaknagar Industries, an India-based manufacturer of alcoholic beverages, has received a favorable order from the Bombay High Court in a case related to trademarks ‘Mansion House’ and ‘Savoy Club'.
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Diageo to submit plan for €100m overhaul of Guinness brewery
16 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
Global spirits and beer giant Diageo, the owner of Irish dry stout brand Guinness, will submit a planning application to Dublin City Council for a €100m makeover of its St James’s Gate Brewery in Ireland.
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Green Hills Harvest Dairy recalls whole milk
09 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
The State Milk Board, the Missouri Department of Agriculture and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, have announced that Green Hills Harvest dairy has voluntarily recalled some of its whole milk from market.
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SABMiller gets Australian Federal Treasurer's nod to buy Foster's
25 November 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
British brewing giant SABMiller said the Australian Federal Treasurer, Wayne Swan, on recommendation from the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB), has approved its A$9.9bn ($9.6bn) takeover of Foster's and the remaining 50% of Pacific Beverages.
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SWA urges India to cut 150% tariff on Scotch whiskey
17 November 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
The Scotch Whiskey Association (SWA), the trade Association for the Scotch Whisky industry, has urged India to cut 150% tax on imported spirits (including Scotch whiskey). A delegation from SWA is currently in India to highlight the issue.
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EU awards GI status to India's Darjeeling tea
27 October 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
The European Union (EU) has registered India's Darjeeling tea as a Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) product. Darjeeling tea is the first commodity from India to get the status.
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Energy drink to go on sale with statutory warning
12 October 2011
After the recent row over sale of energy drinks, the Canadian government has come up with new laws to regulate the sale of the drinks. As per the new rule passed by Health Canada, the amount of caffeine in energy drinks will be limited to 180mg in a single serving.
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ZOAGN gets approval for $100m milk powder plant
12 October 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
New Zealand-based dairy development group ZOAGN has received the Waikato Regional Council's approval for its $100m milk powder plant in Waikato.
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