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The WWF Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard has been published, recognising Arla as a frontrunner with a score of 9 out of 9. The scorecard evaluates the performance of 137 major global retailers, consumer goods manufacturers and food service companies, assessing their commitment and actions necessary to be a responsible user of palm oil.

Arla Foods is raising its milk price to owners by two eurocents per kilogramme from 1 October. This follows an increase in the September price. When the increase to the on-account price, and currency impact, are applied to the UK standard litre, the increase is 1.6 pence.

Following the May launch of Arla Cravendale 250ml into the convenience soft drinks aisle at Co-op, Arla Foods UK has announced that is now being stocked at Asda, Nisa and Bestway stores.

Arla Foods UK has welcomed the extension of The Courtauld Commitment 2025, the food and drink industry’s voluntary agreement to transform food and drink production.

Lurpak has unveiled a new multi-million pound marketing campaign challenging cooking habits as research by Lurpak shows UK consumers are spending more time consuming food media than cooking.

Arla Foods has launched ‘Arla Professional’ as the new brand name for its foodservice products in the UK.

A sparkling milk and fruit drink, a milk and tea drink and an energy drink rich in protein are all part of Arla’s new ambition to triple its business outside standard liquid milk in the global beverage market.

Arla Foods UK sees strong growth in key brands and as the UK’s leading dairy business reaffirms commitment to product innovation.

The Arla Foods amba on-account price for conventional milk will increase by 1.25 eurocents per kilogramme (1.01pence per kg), from 1 September

Arla Foods UK has launched a major new breakfast campaign as part of its £100 million commitment to support healthier eating among consumers.

The Arla Foods amba on-account price for conventional milk is unchanged during August 2016.

Arla Foods, the country’s largest dairy company, has unveiled its most ambitious business strategy to date to make Arla a household brand by 2020 and grow its revenue by nearly a third.