FTSE Chief Executive, Mark Makepeace, wrote to the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) on 17 June 2011 explaining why FTSE chose to change the standards to make it easier for companies to be included in the Index: «In
the infant food sector we were not able to engage the companies as they were all being excluded from the index.»
FTSE Chief Executive, Mark Makepeace, explained the rationale for weakening the criteria in a letter to the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) on 17 June 2011: «In
the infant food sector we were not able to engage the companies as they were all being excluded from the index.»
Not exact matches
However, in light of recent high - profile
food scandals — such as exploding watermelons and melamine - tainted
infant formula — there is understandably a lot of public opposition and mistrust towards «freaky» GM
foods and China's agri - chem / agricultural technology
sectors in general.
Glass packaging has risen in popularity and is used by beverage and
food manufacturers, particularly in the ready meals
sector, for a wide range of applications, including
infant foods, cooking sauces, condiments, vegetables and pickles, oils and dressings.
Kerry's experience in the dairy
sector has helped it carve a significant niche for itself in one of the fastest - growing functional ingredient
sectors, dairy proteins - the company already supplies ingredients for premium ice cream and yoghurts, as well as nutritional
foods and
infant formulas.
Carol Williams is a Public Health Nutritionist and
infant feeding specialist with a long and varied experience of working on
food and health issues in the UK and internationally, primarily in the public and Non-Government Organisation (NGO)
sectors.
Current trends for partnerships with the private
sector have seen the
infant food industry attempting to forge links with UN agencies, especially in the area of HIV and
infant feeding.