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Today, April 16th 2004, the US Journal Obesity Research has published the results of a study of 'Calcium and Dairy Acceleration of Weight and fat Loss during Energy Restriction in Obese Adults' by Dr Michael Zemel and his colleagues.

Leicestershire County Cricket Club has announced today that Cravendale fresh milk, produced by Arla Foods UK plc, is to be the club's team sponsor for the next three years.

Manchester Dairy is celebrating following a successful four-day audit, which saw them gain an internationally recognised standard, for their environmental management system.

With three of Stourton Dairy's four main suppliers now running full scale on-site installations, the new Arla dairy is rapidly taking shape.

Following the success of a partnership with Alton Towers in 2003, Anchor Spreadable and Cheddar are set to link up with the Tussauds Group again to run a nationwide on-pack promotion.

Dairy famer suply group, EMP gains greater security through investment in processing partner Arla.

Anchor, one of Britain's best-selling dairy brands, is launching a new ad execution as part of its hard-hitting advertising campaign to encourage consumers to re-evaluate their purchase decisions within the butters and spreads category.

Lurpak Spreadable is offering four lucky shoppers the chance to make life easier with the opportunity to win a £5,000 dream come true.

As British Sandwich week draws near (9-15 May 2004) Anchor, one of the UK's leading dairy brands, is to help the people of Britain to prepare the perfect cheese sandwich.

An industry-wide milk promotion fronted by high profile Southampton footballer player, James Beattie, kicks off next week with the support of Arla.

Arla Foods and Safeway have teamed up to launch the first permanent beacon branding initiative in the dairy section.

It is important to keep your body temperature up as the temperatures outside plummet with the current big freeze. It may sound like common sense, but every year many people in the UK suffer as a direct result of the cold.