The Danish Competition Authority make unannounced visit
Representatives from the Danish Competition Authority paid an unannounced visit to Arla Foods’ head office in Viby, Denmark, on Tuesday.
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French retail giant targets Norway
The world’s second largest retail chain, France’s Carrefour, is entering the Norwegian retail sector.
Arla Foods to explore Indian markets
Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark heads Danish trade delegation. Over the coming week Arla Foods will take a closer look at the opportunities for exporting dairy products to one of the world’s largest populations, I
Douglas becomes a collector's item
Douglas the Butterman, the legendary character from Lurpak’s UK TV commercials, has become a collector’s item for British families who have been queuing up to buy egg-cups carrying Douglas’ image. Within three weeks in September, 250,000
Investment programme at DKK 1.6 billion
Arla Foods’ Supervisory Board this week approved an investment programme of DKK 1,632 million for the coming year. Slightly below last year’s investment budget of DKK 1,732 million, the programme is primarily aimed at increasing capacity
Arla Foods' subsidiaries - strong performance
Overall, the Arla Foods Group’s subsidiaries showed a strong performance in the 2001/2002 financial year, Managing Director Jens Bigum told the Group’s Board of Representatives at their meeting in Århus, Denmark, on Tuesday.
Argentina’s President inaugurates whey protein factory
Argentina’s President Eduardo Alberto Duhalde (centre) was accompanied by the Governors of the Cordoba and Santa Fé provinces and Porteña’s Mayor during the official opening of Arla Foods’ factory in Argentina
35,000 tons butter transferred
One year after the formation of Arla Foods and the New Zealand Fonterra’s joint venture, Fonterra’s UK plant in Swindon has been closed.
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2002/pressrelease/35-000-tons-butter-transferred-760721/
Nr. Vium to expand
Increasing sales of sliced cheese in Germany have necessitated further expansion of Arla Foods’ Nr. Vium dairy. At a cost of DKK 43 million, the planned expansion which is part of Arla Foods’ overall investment programme for the 2
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2002/pressrelease/nr-vium-to-expand-760392/
Robots for cold stores at Jönköping
The newly expanded cold stores at Jönköping in Sweden will be the subject of investments of DKK 46 million for upgrading facilities. This means that Jönköping will increasingly be able to use robots for order picking. Jönköpi
New Greek feta off to a good start
Although Greece is suffering its worst snowfall in years, sales of Arla Foods’ new Greek feta are booming. Despite the state of emergency, 10,000 400 gram tubs feta cheese are still being distributed from Arla Foods’ local dairy e
Two out of three new products are low-fat
Low-fat versions are now available in most dairy product categories in Denmark. During the twelve months from November 2000-November 2001, the Denmark Division launched more than 40 new products of which two-thirds qualified as lo