Arla Foods amba decreases its March milk price
Arla’s price for conventional milk will reduce by 2.16 pence for the manufacturing litre, taking it to 27.11 pence from 1 March 2018.
Topics: Food, Drink
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Arla Foods UK annual results unveil increasing revenues
Arla Foods amba has today announced its Group 2017 results1 with the UK, its largest market, growing retail and foodservice revenue to £1.94 billion (€2.21 billion), up from £1.79 billion (2.19 billion) in 2016. Arla’s branded products show greatest revenue growth Food service business, Arla Pro, delivered substantial growth
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Arthur Fearnall appointed to the Arla Foods amba board
Arthur Fearnall has been appointed to the Arla Foods amba board, with immediate effect.
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Farmer-owned Arla Foods and Yeo Valley announce partnership on liquid milk, butter and cheese
Arla Foods Limited will acquire Yeo Valley Dairies Limited, a subsidiary of the Yeo Valley Group Limited. The transaction will give the farmer-owned dairy cooperative the rights to use the Yeo Valley brand in milk, butter, spreads and cheese under an intellectual property licence with Yeo Valley.
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Arla Foods Amba eyes further growth with £460 million global investment in 2018, with £72 million UK spend
The farmer-owned dairy cooperative Arla Foods has announced a plan to invest almost half a billion pounds (€527 million) in 2018 as the company continues to deliver on its 2020 growth ambition¹.
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Arla Foods Launches Fibre Yogurt
Let’s be honest, it’s hard to be fussed about fibre, even though you’re probably not getting enough of it . Introducing Arla Fibre. A delicious new range of yogurts that not only taste great but are a great source of fibre too. Now you can enjoy a tasty yogurt with added fibre, but without the taste or texture of fibre, meaning it goes completely unnoticed.
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Arla Foods scoops hat trick winning third consecutive ‘Product of the Year’ award
Arla Foods has been voted ‘Product of the Year’ for the third consecutive year, winning the 2018 accolade for its Free Range Organic Milk in the Dairy & Free From Drinks category.
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Arla Foods amba decreases its February milk price
Arla’s price for conventional milk will reduce by 1.73 pence for the manufacturing litre, taking it to 29.27 pence from 1 February 2018.
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New joint venture with PT Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur Tbk
Arla Foods is set to strengthen its business in Southeast Asia by establishing a joint venture with PT Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur Tbk (“ICBP”), one of the leading fast-moving consumer goods companies and dairy players in Indonesia.
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Arla Foods amba decreases its milk price for January
Arla’s price for conventional milk for UK farmer owners will reduce by 1.3 pence for the manufacturing litre, taking it to 31 pence from 1 January 2018.
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Environment Secretary tours Arla’s net zero carbon dairy at Aylesbury
Tomas Pietrangeli, Managing Director of Arla Foods UK, met with Michael Gove, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs this week for a tour of the cooperative’s Aylesbury site, the world’s largest fresh milk processing plant.
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CASTELLO LAUNCHES EXTRA CREAMY BRIE WITH FIRST EVER EXPERIMENT TO HACK THE SENSES
Castello, the creatively crafted cheese, is proud to announce a partnership with Creative Neuroscientist Katherine Templar Lewis, who, after months of background experimentation and fine-tuning, have changed the way you experience cheese; with three simple, try-at-home experiments.
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Arla Foods amba holds its milk price for December
Arla’s price for conventional milk will remain unchanged in December at 32.30 pence for the conventional manufacturing litre.
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Arla calls for early publication of a new UK agriculture policy at IDF World Dairy Summit
At the IDF World Dairy Summit taking place in Belfast this week, Tomas Pietrangeli, Managing Director of Arla Foods UK has spoken on the opportunities and challenges posed by Brexit to the UK dairy industry.
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Arla Foods amba holds its milk price for November
Arla’s price for both conventional milk will remain unchanged in November at 32.30 pence for the conventional manufacturing litre.
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Quality cook up as Arla goes Pro
The good and the great of the UK foodservice industry will meet today at Dinerama, a global street food market in Shoreditch, where Arla Foods will launch its new foodservice division, Arla Pro. The launch of Arla Pro brings together well-known brands such as Lurpak®, Anchor® and Castello®, with a new Arla back of house range.
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Arla Protein Milk launched in ambition to up the country’s protein intake
Arla Foods, the farmer owned dairy company, is to expand its successful protein range, with the launch of Arla Protein Milk, in a move that sees it continue to innovate in the dairy sector through increasing protein content via everyday dairy products.
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Arla encourages schools to celebrate World School Milk Day
World School Milk Day is an annual global event organised by the Food & Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations to celebrate the health benefits of school milk programs. Since its inception in 2000, over 40 countries across the world have taken part. Arla actively encourages milk and dairy consumption amongst school children as part of a healthy, balanced diet and an active lifestyle.
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World’s largest organic dairy producer launches branded organic milk in the Middle East
Arla® Organic Milk is now available in leading retailers across the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Arla Foods, the world’s largest producer of organic dairy products, has launched its first branded organic milk in the Middle East, the company’s biggest strategic growth market outside Europe, marking a significant milestone in its growth agenda.
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My party piece: a wish list for politicians. By Tomas Pietrangeli
It feels like the kind of year where we seem to lurch from one major political event to another. Even Summer recess has this year been set aside for the mammoth task of Brexit negotiation. And here we are about to enter yet another period of political intensity with the UK party conference season about to get underway and the Prime Minister having delivered a seminal speech on Brexit in Florence.
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