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Frozen Food Companies Seeking New Way to Market Products

Frozen food companies have seen a decline in sales and are looking for a new way to market their products

By Jason Pollak

Venezuela Continues to Struggle With Food Prices And Agribusiness

In the last decade, many Venezuelan’s have found that they cannot afford or find many foods in a struggling economy due to the nationalization of food companies.
German Cartel Office Fines Nestle 20 Mln Euros

Nestle, the world's biggest food company, has been fined around 20 million euros ($25.7 million) in Germany for improper sharing of information sensitive to competition, the country's federal cartel office said on Wednesday.
Stack Wines Moves From Local Availability to Nationwide Distribution Deal

Popular Southern California wine company Stack Wines has stuck a deal with international importer and distribution giant Shaw-Ross for a start at getting the product across the country. Shaw-Ross will step in charge of sales and marketing business for business, as it will become the exclusive US importer for Stack Wines. The deal is said to be a lengthy strategy to expand into the global wine market.
Mondelez Talks Sustainability at Gulfood Summit

The largest snack food corporation, Mondelez International (formerly Kraft Foods) has called for sustainable practices at this year's Gulfood 2013.
Nestle, Starbucks, Walmart Among Corporations Listed in Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare

Nestle, Premier Foods, Starbucks and Carrefour are among the large food suppliers that will be named in a landmark "Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare" report to be released on Monday.
France Blames Spanghero Bosses as UK Probes Horsemeat Warning

France said on Sunday managers at French firm Spanghero were responsible for passing off horsemeat as beef, while Britain said it would investigate claims that warnings about horsemeat entering the food chain were raised in 2011 but ignored.
UK food regulator finds 29 positive horsemeat tests

Feb 15 (Reuters) - Britain's food regulator said it had found 29 positive tests for horsemeat after demanding samples from UK retailers engulfed in a contamination scandal that is spreading across Europe.
USP Battles Food Fraud, 60% Growth in Number of Cases

The nonprofit US Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) increased its food fraud records by 800 new cases, approximately 60 percent more incidents than was previously documented.
Animal Disease “Zoning” Agreement Between U.S. and Canada

The United States and Canada have reached an agreement this month to accept one another’s zoning in highly contagious foreign animal disease outbreaks.
McDonald's Will Only Serve MSC-Approved Sustainable Fish

McDonald's has made a commitment to only serve seafood approved by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) at its American locations.
SodaStream Super Bowl Ad Banned by CBS [VIDEO]

Israel-based SodaStream, the maker of home self-carbonation machines that are gaining traction in the U.S. and worldwide, had its proposed Super Bowl advertisement rejected by CBS. The spot apparently was pulled for its negative reference to rivals Coca-Cola and PepsiCo.
European Commission Recommends Anti-Dumping Measures Against U.S. Biofuels

Anti-dumping duties of 9.5 percent on U.S. biofuels have been recommended by the European Commission, the executive body of the European Union. Ethanol imports were found to negatively affect the EU bioethanol industry.
Russia's U.S. Meat Import Ban Begins February 11

Meat from the United States is set to be barred from Russia, due to usage of a drug in cattle feed. Ractopamine, as the substance is called, helps to promote lean meat development in livestock.
Coca-Cola Ties With WWF To Save Polar Bear

Coca-Cola is pledging to give $4 million to conservation group WWF over next three years to launch Arctic Home, a campaign to conserve the Arctic, haven of the polar bear.