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DENMARK: MINISTER CRITICIZES ARLA FOODS

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Ritt Bjerregaard, the Danish food minister, levels criticism of Arla Foods, the Danish-Swedish dairy group, for not making use of the extremely large potential on the US market for organic foods and making efforts to sell its organic products there. Bjerregaard says there is a surplus of organic milk in Denmark. The minister is also critical as Arla Foods is not planning to take part in the Fancy Food fair to be arranged in New York in July. Arla Foods information manager Peter Kjeldstrup confirms the company has received a letter from the minister and says it is constantly monitoring the prospects of selling organic products.

Publisher: A/S Forlaget Borsen
Publication Name: Boersen
Subject: Business, international
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Year: 2001
Strategy & planning

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Denmark:Arla Foods to give up organic market in Germany

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Arla Foods, the Swedish-Danish dairy giant, has decided to withdraw practically its entire range of organic dairy products from the German market. The company initiated its organic marketing drive in Germany a year ago but poor sales now force it to give up the efforts. Danish Food Minister Ritt Bjerregaard says patience is required when marketing organic foods and urges Arla Foods to persevere. Arla Foods European division's MD Torben Olsen says the company has decided to give up the German market and will not attempt to be a pioneer in this field.

Publisher: A/S Forlaget Borsen
Publication Name: Boersen
Subject: Business, international
ISSN:
Year: 2001
Foreign operations

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DENMARK:DANISCO&ARLA COOPERATION OVER A SUGAR PRODUCT?

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Arla Foods's new sugar product tagatose would fit very well in Danisco Ingredients' product range, according to the paper. Danisco CEO Alf Duch Pedersen, however, declines to comment the rumours regarding tagatose but says the company has close co-operation with Arla Foods in several areas. Sydband stock market analyst Stig Nyman expects that the companies will enter into co-operation regarding tagatose provided that tagatose is not a direct rival to Danisco's sugar division. Experts regard tagatose as a complementary product to sugar.

Publisher: A/S Forlaget Borsen
Publication Name: Boersen
Subject: Business, international
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Year: 2001
Joint ventures, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Sugar and Confectionery Product Manufacturing, Sugars & Natural Sweeteners NEC, Danisco A/S, Natural sweeteners

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Subjects list: Denmark, Dairy products, Arla Foods Ingredients A.m.b.a. (Skanderborgvej, Denmark)
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