Arla enters into new infant formula research
Arla Foods commits to new research partnership which aims to develop infant formula more closely resembling mothers’ milk.
Arla Foods commits to new research partnership which aims to develop infant formula more closely resembling mothers’ milk.
In 2009, the economic situation forced Arla Foods to make cuts across the business. A new and increased budget for 2010 focuses on marketing, an increase in capacity, as well as efficiency measures.
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2010/pressrelease/budget-increased-in-2010-760613/
Following a decision by Fonterra to dispose of its minority interest in a joint venture with Arla Foods amba, Arla, the majority stakeholder, has acquired the 25 per cent share that it did not already own. Arla Foods now has a lic
At their meeting on Tuesday, 17 November, Arla’s Board of Directors decided that, with effect from 30 November, Arla’s co-operative owners will receive 10 øre more for their milk. The new Arla price for December will therefore be
Almost eleven thousand Danish, Swedish and British dairy farmers are uniting in a joint venture that will see farmers within Arla Foods Milk Partnership (AFMP) become part owners of Arla Foods UK plc, through their investment company, Mi
Arla Foods has the best image among Danish food companies. This is the opinion of leading executives from the Danish food industry who, in the Danish food magazine Levnedsmiddelbladet’s annual image survey, ranked Arla Foods top in all c
Arla Foods is pleased to announce strong annual results for 2007. The profits amount to DKK 938 million - even after the company paid out DKK 1.2 billion more than expected to its co-operative members in the second half year. 2007
Arla Foods announced, at the South West Dairy Show on Wednesday 30 January 2008, that following successful discussions between Arla Foods and the board of Arla Foods Milk Partnership from 1 February 2008 Arla Foods standard litre will in
The UN has approved Arla Foods as a member of its Global Compact network. Together with thousands of other companies and organisations, Arla will help to solve the world’s major social, environmental and labour challenges. Compani
In Denmark and Sweden, Arla Foods is committed to reducing fuel consumption for both milk collection and distribution. In the effort to save on fuel, drivers are helped by an electronic system installed in their vehicles. This ena
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2007/pressrelease/drivers-save-on-diesel-759985/
French Lactalis buys the import company, Delimo A/S, formerly owned by Arla Foods. Delimo A/S, headquartered in Skævinge, Denmark, and with an annual turnover of approx. DKK 530 million, primarily imports foreign cheese into Denma
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2007/pressrelease/arla-foods-sells-delimo-759986/
On Monday, Arla Foods will no longer be able to use the name "feta". With effect from October 15, the European Court of Justice has ruled that "feta" is a protected designation of origin reserved for Greek prod
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2007/pressrelease/don-t-use-the-f-word-759987/