Corporate Operations: Page 339


  • Surge soda returns after social media campaign

    Coca-Cola responded to calls to revive the '90s soda ... but will only sell it on Amazon.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 16, 2014
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    Mexico's La Moderna to open first plant in US

    The pasta company expects the facility to be operational in two years.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 15, 2014
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    Top 5 stories from Food Dive

    The food and beverage industry is changing rapidly and the actions companies take this year are likely to play a major role in defining their future. 

    By Food Dive staff
  • Kashi returning to San Diego

    Kellogg is also spinning the unit into a stand-alone company.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 15, 2014
  • Cargill sues Syngnenta over shipments of GMO corn

    The unusual lawsuit pits two well-known backers of genetically modified foods against each other in a fight over stewardship.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 15, 2014
  • Heineken rejects takevover bid from SABMiller

    The family that controls the brewer said they intend to "preserve the heritage and identity of Heineken."

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 15, 2014
  • Deep Dive

    Oreos, Ramen and Spreads: 5 notable knockoffs in the food business

    It's often deja vu all over again in the food business, where every good idea seems to lead to imitation and "re-imagined" products.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 12, 2014
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    Dr. Pepper Snapple adding distribution capacity

    The soft-drink maker is leasing space in Texas and is buying a bottler/distributor in Pennsylvania.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 12, 2014
  • Russia's ban on food imports creates fraud on both sides of border

    The EU has suspended aid to produce growers amid a fraud investigation, while Russia is awash in European products marked "Made in Belarus."

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 12, 2014
  • Hershey teams with Cargill on cocoa sustainability

    The partnership will allow Hershey to expand its "Learn to Grow" program to the Ivory Coast.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 12, 2014
  • Pabst in talks to sell to private equity group

    The deal would value the brewer of Pabst Blue Ribbon, Ballantine, and others at less than $1 billion.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 12, 2014
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    Glanbia buys Isopure for $153M

    The deal will boost Glanbia's position in the U.S. market.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 12, 2014
  • Kroger beats estimates, raises forecast for full year

    The supermarket giant reported net income of $347 million in the second quarter, well above the amount seen a year earlier.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 11, 2014
  • New CEOs named at three candy companies

    Russell Stover, NECCO, and Justin's have all placed new folks at the top.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 11, 2014
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    US potato exports hit record high

    Export volumes in the season ending in June were 7.5% higher than a year earlier.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 10, 2014
  • Dollar General launches hostile bid for Family Dollar

    The discount retailer is taking its $9.1 billion offer directly to shareholders.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 10, 2014
  • Campbell Soup sales, forecast fall short of expectations

    Shares fell more than 2.5% on the news — the largest one-day drop since July 31.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 9, 2014
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    General Mills to buy Annie's in $820M deal

    The all-cash deal for the company suggests a growing market for organic and natural foods. 

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 9, 2014
  • Deep Dive

    Gaza, Ebola, ISIS and Ukraine: How four global crises are hurting businesses

    In a global economy, these crises are increasingly risks to the world's major food and beverage companies.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 8, 2014
  • Barilla borrows $907M to fund acquisitions

    Where does the pasta-maker see opportunity for growth?

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 8, 2014
  • Drambuie sold to William Grant and Sons

    The sale by the MacKinnon family was widely expected.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 8, 2014
  • Blue Bunny closes Utah ice cream plant

    The ice cream maker will shift production to a plant in Iowa.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 5, 2014
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    Parmalat buys Brazilian dairy operations of BRF

    The purchase marks the second acquisition in Brazil in the past two weeks by the European dairy giant.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 4, 2014
  • JBS revives plans for IPO

    A $1.8-billion offering may come as early as next month, according to Reuters.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 4, 2014
  • KKR cashes out stake in Chinese dairy

    The deal comes amidst soaring sales for China Modern Dairy.

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 3, 2014
  • Danone names new CEO; Riboud to remain as chair

    But will the move be the sort of game-changer that the market is demanding of the struggling yogurt-maker?

    By Paul Conley • Sept. 3, 2014