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Bob Gluck.(GRAPEVINE: News About People...)(Smart Balance apointed Bob Gluck, Alan Gever and Norman Matar )(Brief article)
Smart Balance has announced several key executive appointments. The heart-healthy food producer has appointed Bob Gluck as chief operating officer and Alan Gever as executive vice president and . . .

Donnie Smith.(GRAPEVINE: News About People...)
A new group vice president of consumer products was announced at Tyson Foods. Long-time senior executive, Donnie Smith, assumes the position immediately, replacing Scott McNair, who is leaving . . .

Jonathan Yusen.(GRAPEVINE: News About People...)(William Grant & Sons Inc.)(Brief article)
William Grant & Sons has recruited a new senior vice president of marketing for its U.S. subsidiary. The independent family distiller said that Jonathan Yusen will oversee marketing for the . . .

Drew Munro. Paul Elliott.(GRAPEVINE: News About People...)(Beam Global UK)(Brief article)
Beam Global UK has hired a former Diageo manager as its new sales director. The company said that Mark Riley, who has previously worked with Diageo in every sector, will report to Beam UK's . . .

Nils Lommerin.(GRAPEVINE: News About People...)
Del Monte Foods has named Nils Lommerin as chief operating officer. Lommerin, who previously served as Del Monte's executive vice president of operations, will assume responsibility for . . .

Patricia Woertz.(GRAPEVINE: News About People...)
The chairman and CEO of ingredients group Archer Daniels Midland has joined the board of consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble (P&G). Patricia Woertz joins the board of P&G, owner of the Pringles . . .

Roderick Palmore.(GRAPEVINE: News About People ...)
General Mills has named former Sara Lee Corp. executive Roderick Palmore as executive vice president, general counsel and chief compliance and risk management officer. Palmore, who succeeds . . .

Archer Daniels Midland Co.(BUSINESS BRIEFS ...)
After years of lying fallow on Wall Street, the stocks of companies catering to soaring worldwide demand for food and biofuels sprouted in 2007. A thirst for ethanol caused shares of Archer Daniels . . .

Brown-Forman Corp.(BUSINESS BRIEFS ...)
Brown-Forman Corp. is to cease distribution of Wray & Nephew Group premium rums, including Appleton Estate rum, in the United States in April, ending a six-year relationship between the two . . .

Augrid Global Holdings Corp.(BUSINESS BRIEFS ...)
Augrid Global Holdings Corp. is close to buying a "leading developer of products that serve the rapidly growing citrus and vegetable juice consumer markets", it said. The holding company formed . . .

Hershey and Mars.(BUSINESS BRIEFS ...)
Hershey and Mars have reportedly been hit with lawsuits linked to their alleged involvement in a price-fixing scheme in the United States. Three lawsuits have been served against Hershey, Mars and . . .

McDonald's.(BUSINESS BRIEFS ...)
McDonald's is setting out to poach Starbucks customers with the biggest addition to its menu in 30 years. Starting this year, the company's nearly 14,000 U.S. locations will install coffee . . .

Food safety a challenge for Beijing Olympic Committee.(News Briefs ...)
Food safety a challenge for Beijing Olympic Committee: With China's food supplies under scrutiny following a series of health and safety scares, Chinese officials are taking no chances for . . .

Milk output up 3.8% in November.(News Briefs ...)
Milk output up 3.8% in November: U.S. milk production in the 23 major states during November totaled 13.833 billion pounds (6.27 million tonnes), up 3.8% from November 2006, according to figures . . .

Milk allergies harder to outgrow the previously thought.
New research from scientists at the John Hopkins Children's Center has found that milk allergies in children may be much more persistent and harder to outgrow than was previously believed. . . .

Europe and the United States show growth in ready-to-drink coffee.(Brief article)
The combined markets of Japan, North America and West Europe for ready to drink (RTD) coffee amounted to 3,163 million liters in 2006, according to a new report from global drinks consultancy . . .

Beef plants revise safety measures.
Hundreds of U.S. beef processors, facing a new government survey last year for in-plant meat safety measures, added some type of improvement to their operations, U.S. government officials told . . .

U.S. poultry industry faces feed shortages and price increases.
The U.S. poultry industry will need to hold the nation's lawmakers accountable if higher ethanol mandates result in further price spikes or shortages in feeding ingredients, National Turkey . . .

FDA prepared To announce approval Of sale of meat and milk from clones animals.
Having completed a years-long scientific review, FDA is poised to announced that meat and milk from cloned farm animals and their offspring can start making their way toward supermarket shelves. . . .

Beam Global Spirits & Wine.(GRAPEVINE: News About People ...)
Beam Global Spirits & Wine has appointed a new senior vice president of human resources. The company said that Florence Pramberger has joined Beam Global after a four-year career at Campbell Soup . . .

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