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	Encyclopedia: Arla Foods
		Arla Foods is to invest £20m in the expansion of its new Stourton dairy near Leeds, and has also announced a deal with TNT Mail for its Express Dairies subsidiary to deliver letters and parcels to 6m households.
		Arla Foods UK is to close a dairy in Bamber Bridge, Lancashire, and a bottling line in Hatfield Peverel, Essex, with the loss of 310 jobs.
		Arla Foods and New Zealand Milk are to form a Leeds-based joint venture called Arla Foods Fonterra to market the Anchor and Lurpak butter brands in the UK, which is expected to involve the closure of the NZM base in Swindon.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Arla-Foods (475 words)

	Arla Foods - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Arla Foods is the largest producer of dairy products in Scandinavia.
		It is the result of a merger between Swedish farmers co-operative Arla and Danish co-operative MD Foods.
		Until August 1, 2004 Arla was the co-headsponsor for the Danish national football team.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arla_Foods (105 words)

	Arla Foods - Business Excellence of Denmark
		Arla Foods mission is to provide modern consumers with milk-based products that provide inspiration and create confidence and well-being.
		Arla Foods is a co-operative whose roots go back to the world's first co-operative dairy, founded more than a hundred years ago.
		Arla Foods also manufactures milk-based ingredients for the food industry, such as whey protein concentrates, functional milk proteins, cheese powder and milk calcium.
	danishexporters.dk /scripts/danishexporters/arlafoods.asp?landekode=GB (203 words)

	Arla Foods
		Arla Foods is to close its dairy distribution centre at Stratford in east London in April, but 140 of the 180 staff are expected to be redeployed at its Oakthorpe site near Hatfield.
		Arla Foods is to invest £40m in the development of a new dairy near Leeds by 2004, to replace an existing city centre site.
		Arla Foods is to build a dairy and distribution centre on a 32-acre site in Stourton, Leeds, which will involve the relocation of its existing city centre site and the creation of up to 100 jobs.
	www.ukbusinesspark.co.uk /ars02461.htm (375 words)

	Arla Foods amba and Express Dairies plc: A report on the proposed merger
		Arla Foods amba and Express Dairies plc: A report on the proposed merger.
		The proposed merger between Arla Foods amba (Arla) and Express Dairies plc (Express) was referred to the UK competition authorities by the European Commission in June 2003.
		Arla is a large Scandinavian dairy cooperative with a commercial presence in most EC countries and some further afield.
	www.competition-commission.org.uk /rep_pub/reports/2003/483arlaexpress.htm (910 words)

	APV \| News & Events \| Arla Foods
		The key to APV winning this important contract was the success of a year-long project which included APV, its sister company Wonderware and Arla Foods in which real-time data production from numerous dairies was collected and analysed in order to improve dairy efficiency.
		Arla Foods is installing the Arla Production Servers based on the Invensys Wonderware platform at 20 dairies across Denmark, Sweden and the UK.
		This project highlights the strength of the relationship that Arla Foods has with Invensys, not only for selecting the company but also for proactively participating in defining the requirements for the Tracking Object currently being developed for ArchestrA.
	www.apv.com /us/eng/newsandevents/news/news/Arla+Foods.htm (304 words)

	Branded business boosts Arla Foods UK
		Sales at Arla Foods UK reached £1.7 billion in the 18 months to 30 September, and while this was inevitably higher than the previous year due to a change in the company’s reporting date following the merger with Express Dairies, it was also built on a solid performance from branded products.
		But Arla has the capacity to innovate and experiment, with some of the most modern and efficient dairies in the UK under its control, and indeed it has already been at the forefront of pushing the British dairy market into new areas.
		The company’s parent, Scandinavian Arla Foods amba, reported a drop in profits in 2004 as a result of lost export subsidies related to CAP reform, and the next few years could see a major shift towards branded dairy products by companies which have traditionally focused on the broader dairy sector.
	www.foodnavigator.com /news/printNewsBis.asp?id=56443 (753 words)

	Arla Foods UK suffers from merger delay
		Arla Foods UK, the company formed by the merger of Express Dairies and the British dairy arm of Sweden’s Arla group, has reported its first set of financial results - figures which reflect the impact of delays to the merger process.
		But Arla Foods UK also appeared not unduly concerned by the profit slide, saying that the expected merger synergies would lead to profit improvements in the coming periods.
		The new Arla Foods UK is the biggest British supplier of butter, spreads and margarine, with a market share of some 25 per cent, two out of the three leading brands - Lurpak and Anchor - and five of the top 15 individual products in the category.
	www.in-pharmatechnologist.com /news/news-ng.asp?id=48241 (686 words)

	Solid results from Arla Foods UK
		Arla's milk pool is reported to be one of the largest in Britain, with farmers stretching from south west of England to the north east of Scotland, and ASDA has emphasised the importance of Arla providing a more direct line from cow to consumers.
		Arla Foods UK and the milk producer group, Arla Milk Partnership, will now embark on a programme aimed at selecting a group of dedicated milk suppliers to ASDA in order to meet the multiple's wishes for a closer relationship with Arla's British milk producers.
		Arla is set to deliver 55 million litres milk to Asda Wal-Mart's Scottish stores alone, and a new dairy in Scotland would allow the company to try for listings with other Scottish multiples.
	www.nutraingredients.com /news/news-NG.asp?id=52828 (763 words)

	www.arlafoods.ca - Arla Foods Worldwide
		Arla Foods amba is the largest dairy group in Europe by milk volume processed.
		Arla Foods amba's turnover derives from Denmark (20%) Sweden (21%) and the UK (32%).
		Markets outside these countries account for approximately 27% of Arla Foods amba's turnover, mainly from the sale of cheese, butter, milk powder and ingredients.
	www.arla.dk /C1256F790041F2A4/O/F324325304F3E54BC125700A002E78CA (107 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Business \| Milk shake-up benefits Arla Foods
		Earlier this month, supermarket William Morrison gave Arla all its supply contracts for Scotland and the company says it is on track to open a new multi-million pound dairy processing plans in Lockerbie, Dumfriesshire.
		Arla said most of its English dairies serving supermarkets were running at capacity, while a new dairy in Leeds will boost production of its "success story", Cravendale milk, which currently has about 4% of the milk market.
		Arla says it is increasingly focusing on new products, such as flavoured milks and 'functional foods" designed to give additional health benefits beyond basic nutrition.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/newsFeedXML/moreover/-/1/hi/business/4586781.stm (375 words)

	Food Processing Technology - Arla Foods Ingredients Milk Powder Production Plant Vimmerby
		Arla Foods Ingredients started the construction of their new state-of-the-art whole dried milk production facility in August 2003.
		The plant is being built as part of a centralisation and rationalisation plan formulated by Arla Foods in 2001, with a total investment of DKK2.3 billion over five years.
		Arla Foods designed the new plant in collaboration with Gea Niro A/S, which has the contract to construct the plant and provide project management, procurement and installation of equipment and the entire process control system.
	www.foodprocessing-technology.com /projects/arlamilk/index.html (833 words)

	Arla Foods upbeat on EU feta ruling
		Nielsen said Arla was now the leading feta supplier to Scandinavia and Holland and that demand for feta in Europe was growing, thanks to its use as an inspiration for new recipes and the convenience factor of putting ready-made feta cubes into salads.
		Arla has also worked hard to develop its Three Cows feta brand in the Middle East, which is not bound by the EU ruling; although feta was included in a list of 41 products the EU wants to get global protection for at the up-coming World Trade Organisation meeting in Hong Kong.
		Nielsen said Arla's biggest worry was that the feta ruling may spark a series of copy-cat cases, where a flurry of different local producers could apply to get PDO's on their products.
	www.foodnavigator.com /news/ng.asp?id=63493-arla-foods-feta-parmesan (751 words)

	Arla Foods ends feta production in Greece
		Arla Foods and Delta Dairies have ended their joint venture in the production of feta cheese in Greece.
		The split has meant that Arla Foods now has full ownership of Arla Foods Hellas, this was previously shared between the companies with 60 per cent owned by Arla and 40 per cent owned by Delta Dairies.
		It is estimated that Arla foods exports annually DK 350 million (47 million) worth of cheese and Lurpak butter into Greece.
	www.foodanddrinkeurope.com /news/news-NG.asp?id=48787 (461 words)

	Arla Foods plans Caribbean milk production
		Arla Foods supervisory board is currently considering the proposal to acquire Mejia Acala, prompted by the Caribbean company's current financial problems.
		Arla has been exporting Milex milk powder to the Dominican Republic for over 50 years and originally planned to set up its own plant to produce and distribute milk throughout the island.
		Arla Foods exports in the region of 63 million worth of dairy products to the Dominican Republic each year, and the export subsidies the company receives allow it to sell them at around 25 per cent less than locally produced dairy products.
	www.dairyreporter.com /news/news-ng.asp?id=51341 (554 words)

	Arla Foods Ingredients - milk ingredients, food ingredients and milk products
		Customised solution depends on the efficiency of the co-operation between customer and supplier, Arla Foods Ingredients invests a great many resources in business partnerships.
		Arla Foods Ingredients is a major supplier of milk-based ingredients to global food and beverage manufacturers.
		Arla Foods Ingredients supplies raw materials by the tonne to Chr.
	www.arlafoodsingredients.com (261 words)

	Completed acquisition by Arla Foods UK plc of milk business in Quinton, Birmingham from Midlands Co-operative Society ...
		Arla Foods UK plc (Arla) is part of a large European dairy products group.
		Middleground customers were described by the CC as a residual category (see note 3) and include a wide range of purchasers including all retail outlets other than national multiples, caterers, public sector purchasers, bottled milk buyers and wholesalers.
		The geographic frame of reference for analysing the supply of milk to doorstep customers is inherently local, as such customers are supplied by vehicles (typically electric milk floats) of limited range from a central depot and rounds must have sufficient density of customers to be viable.
	www.oft.gov.uk /Business/Mergers+EA02/Decisions/Clearances+and+referrals/Arla+Foods+UK.htm (942 words)

	Øresund Food Excellence - Arla Foods UK becomes sole milk supplier to Wal-Mart/Asda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The second largest supermarket chain in the UK, Asda –owned by Walmart- has chosen Arla Foods UK to be its future milk supplier.
		This means that Arla is to deliver additional 200 million litres of milk to the chain, besides the 250 million litres Arla already delivers.
		Asda has chosen Arla Foods to be the sole supplier of milk to the chain, based on e.g.
	foodoresund.com /composite-365.htm (290 words)

	- Welcome to Arla Foods UK - Homepage
		To visit Arla Foods dedicated recruitment website and view Arla's current job vacancies at one of the leading employers in the UK dairy industry, click on the link below.
		Arla's Rosenborg Danish Blue range will start the New Year with a new look which hopes to turn round the current decline in the blue cheese market.
		Arla Foods Milk Partnership farmer John Hayes of Pale Fence Farm, Derbyshire, was awarded national winner of the Arla Foods Milk Partnership milk quality awards recently.
	www.arlafoodsuk.com /appl/GB/gb060AFU/gb060d01.NSF?OpenDatabase (144 words)

	Arla Foods to increase European activity
		15/12/2003- Arla Foods believes that it must upgrade its activities in Europe if it is to compete in global markets — this has partly been caused by the increase of own label products in the European market, and in particularly, in Scandinavia.
		These are the conclusions that have been drawn by Arla Foods' managing director, Jens Bigum, in his report to the meeting of the board of representatives in Stockholm.
		Arla Foods fears that in Europe many companies are opting to produce products themselves and sell them under their own brand name.
	www.foodnavigator.com /news/printNewsBis.asp?id=48516 (407 words)

	VisioBrand - Official Site - Arla Foods Ingredients (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		All the information about Arla Foods Ingredients presented on the Visiobrand site is only verified information from the official Arla Foods Ingredients source.
		Milk from Swedish dairy farmers is to be turned into high quality milk powder for the world food industry at Arla Foods’ new milk powder factory in Vimmerby.
		Arla Foods’ existing milk powder factories are out of date and geographically poorly placed.
	www.visiobrand.com /2d15a9-fdaf8ef005-5e7d597d50a2c90be8a05fbb18fc04c6/cache.htm (538 words)

	Intentia : Customers : Arla Foods
		Arla, Sweden’s largest dairy company, is a farmer-owned cooperative that supports agricultural interests.
		Arla and its subsidiaries are among the leading food companies in the Nordic region.
		Arla Foods is now established throughout the world with the objective of being customers' preferred dairy in the following areas: northern Europe, a wide range of dairy products; southern Europe, selected ranges of cheese and butter; outside of Europe, a product range adapted to individual markets.
	www.intentia.com /WCW.nsf/pub/Cust_7024BF (91 words)

	Cognos :: Arla Foods Selects Cognos ReportNet(TM) for Enterprise Reporting
		Interested customers can hear from ARLA Foods about their success when they teamed SAP and Cognos together on Tuesday, August 23 during a live Web seminar at 1:00 p.m.
		Established in mid-2000 through a merger between MD Foods (Denmark) and Arla (Sweden), Arla Foods is a co-operative owned by approx.
		Through its network of subsidiaries in 22 countries, Arla Foods is focused on maintaining and developing its position as an innovative global supplier of added value, milk-based consumer goods and ingredients for leading food producers throughout the world.
	sev.prnewswire.com /computer-electronics/20050803/NEW00103082005-1.html (760 words)

	Øresund Food Excellence - Proposed merger between Arla Foods and Express Dairies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The agreement between the two companies means that Arla Foods amba will hold 51% of the shares in Arla Foods UK plc, which will be listed on the London Stock Exchange.
		In order for Arla to be in a majority, the company is paying USD 55.75 million in Arla Foods UK plc.
		In November 2002 Arla Foods purchased HT Webb, the supplier of speciality cheese, with a turnover of around USD 115 million.
	www.foodoresund.com /composite-260.htm (356 words)

	TAGATOSE GETS GREEN LIGHT: EXPERT PANEL FINDS SWEETENER 'GRAS' ARLA FOODS MOVES FORWARD ON COMMERCIALIZATION PLANS
		Arla Foods has also developed tagatose-sweetened nutritional bars for the healthy food market, and is investigating use of tagatose in the dietary supplement market.
		Spherix licensed its patent rights for the manufacture and sale of tagatose in foods and beverages to MD Foods in 1997, which, in 2000, was merged with a Swedish dairy to form Arla Foods, the world's second largest volume milk producer with annual revenues exceeding $4 billion.
		Arla Foods announced that it is proceeding to notify the FDA of the findings of the Expert Panel.
	www.spherix.com /PressRelease/pr04112001.html (686 words)

	Arla Foods hit by SARS
		Lars Møller Henriksen from Arla Foods' sales office in Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia confirmed that consumers are staying at home in increasingly large numbers.
		The SARS situation could not have come at a worse time for Arla Foods, which is already unlikely to meet its growth targets for 2003 as a result of falling exchange rates.
		As well declining exchange rates, Arla Foods has been affected by increasing price pressure in export markets and by the fact that EU subsidies have not increased correspondingly.
	www.nutraingredients.com /news/news.asp?id=17447 (448 words)

	Campina en Arla Foods beëindigen fusiebesprekingen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Op basis van de finale fusiebesprekingen zijn de raden van commissarissen en hoofddirecties van beide ondernemingen tot de conclusie gekomen dat het op dit moment niet mogelijk is om te komen tot een definitief fusievoorstel richting de ledenraden van beide coöperaties.
		Arla Foods heeft bekend gemaakt dat de raad van commissarissen van Arla Foods en Åke Modig, voorzitter van de hoofddirectie van Arla Foods, overeen zijn gekomen dat Modig zijn functie neerlegt.
		Campina en Arla Foods hadden op 8 december 2004 bekend gemaakt dat ze zouden willen komen tot een fusie.
	www.forrelease.com /D20050421/1204499.html (401 words)

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