Food & Drink Weekly

View more issues:

Articles in August 2, 2004 issue of Food & Drink Weekly

• Report recommends government trace biotech foods
• Costellation Brands
• Food manufacturer Smucker has announced plans to sell the foodservice and bakery products businesses it acquired with its purchase of International Multifoods
• Coca-Cola Enterprises
• Swiss biotech giant Syngenta has announced that its U.S. subsidiary Syngenta Seeds has filed a lawsuit against Monsanto, accusing its rival of having a monopoly on biotechnology corn seed in the United States
• Americans not eating enough vegetables
• The Canadian brewer Molson, which is currently trying to merge with Adpolh Coors, confirmed that Robert A. Ingrain has submitted his resignation from the corporation's board of directors
• DISCUS gets federal funding for overseas marketing
• Do low carb foods have a future in the market or in national diet?
• Coca-Cola has secured a three-year sponsorship deal with the English Premier Football League
• House Ag Committee approves controversial V-COOL bill
• Dr. wants junk food labeled with a "scarlet J"
• Mexican bottler Arca has signed a letter of intent to sell its multi-flavor Joya drink brand to the Coca-Cola Co. in a $57 million deal
• Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Holdings Inc., the maker of Edy's and Haagen-Dazs, agreed to buy Silhouette Brands Inc. for about $71 million to add low-fat and low-carbohydrate ice cream snacks to its product line
• Tyson Foods