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Articles in Jan 24, 2005 issue of Food & Drink Weekly

• Study cautions on likely costs of Cartagena Protocol
• U.S. makes new beef offer to Japan
• The European Commission adopted a mixed ruling on the legality of French state aids to the wine sector, relating to the sales crisis of "Rivesaltes" wines in 1996-2000
• Winemaker E & J Gallo has acquired Grape Links, Inc, producers of Barefoot Cellars, from Michael Houlihan and Bonnie Harvey
• Brazil's fruit exports grow
• Coors Brewing Company
• Adolph Coors Co. and Molson Inc. put their plan to create a $6 billion brewer on firmer ground after sharply boosting a special dividend for Molson shareholders worried they were being treated unfairly
• Research suggests link between red meat, some cancers
• Farmer Bros. Co
• Krispy Kreme
• Food Trade Alliance formed to support global trade reforms
• Food maker J. M. Smucker has announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement with Ohio-based Value Creation Partners to sell its U.S. foodservice and bakery products businesses
• Norwegian fish farming group Pan Fish has said it plans to sell its U.S. operations and refocus its North American business in Canada
• Wholesale baker and distributor Interstate Bakeries Corporation has announced that Steve Proscino has been named executive vice president of its Eastern Business Unit, effective immediately
• Bravo! Foods International Corp
• World Bank says dairy trade a "quagmire of distortions"
• Nestle
• Chewing gum firm Wm. Wrigley Jr has announced that Susan Henderson has joined the company as vice president of corporate communications