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The Kellogg Co. has agreed to pay $5 million as part of a class action in the U.S. District Court Central District of California involving immunity claims on Rice Krispies cereal... |
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Two fundamental truths about packaging are routinely overlooked by marketers. First, packaging is the only marketing vehicle that 100% of the consumers who buy your product see. Not every consumer sees the brand's advertising or is exposed to the exciting social media that your brand is doing. But all of the consumers who buy your brand do interact with your humble package... |
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Kraft Foods Inc. has filed a lawsuit in the Delhi High Court against Indian biscuits and dairy company Britannia Industries for trademark and copyright violations of its Oreo cookies... |
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Last year, waiting and watching for the 111th Congress to hatch a new food safety bill was the dominant food safety news story... |
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The second phase of California's ban on artificial trans fats is set to take effect Jan. 1, 2011, meaning restaurants must stop using oil with trans fat for cake batter, donuts and other items. The first phase took effect Jan. 1, 2010. ... |
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The Dean Foods Co. has reached a preliminary settlement in an antitrust case brought against the company, as well as Dairy Farmers of America (D.F.A.), Kansas City, by dairy producers in the northeast. If the preliminary settlement is accepted by the U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont, Dean Foods will pay $30 million in monetary damages and agree to purchase raw milk from multiple northeastern sources... |
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Every company that sells consumer products covets brand recognition. Companies that accomplish this need to have a plan to deal with something else that comes with the territory: consumer complaints. |
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American producers, seeing the demand for serrano ham, responded with modern food technology to develop methods that produce the same product, but in a fraction of the time—and a fraction of the cost. In response, a Spanish trade group is petitioning various world bodies for a law prohibiting “Serrano ham” from appearing on anything but Spanish pork. And if that puts U.S. producers out of business and costs Americans’ jobs, so much the better. |
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