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Indian ice cream market forecast to grow by 17%

With an expanding middle class population base, rising purchasing power, coupled with changing customer tastes and growing demand for premium ice creams, India will drive an expanding ice cream market through 2021 according to a report recently published by TechSci Research. “India Ice Cream Market By Type, By Organized Vs Unorganized Sector, By Category, Competition … Read More.

Meet the team at Machinery World

The Machinery World Service Team, L-R Martin Alexander, Russell Jex and Chris Wilson. Photo courtesy of Chris. At Machinery World, it’s the small things that make a big difference: the minute attention to detail that goes into every repair, the bespoke tools developed to solve problems more efficiently, and the size of the service department, … Read More.

Brexit: The Dairy Industry Impact

Amid the Brexit turmoil since the UK’s unforeseen exit from the European Union on 24th June, small and large business owners have unresolved questions about the impact on their firm’s sustainability, productivity and trade. An EU exit means restricted access to the Single Market unless the UK, like other countries outside the EU, agrees to … Read More.

Looking to the future for flavours in dairy

Feel the flavour Flavours of the future won’t just be tasted but will be felt. The food market is really pushing the boundaries with development of new flavours and their delivery for example, Prosecco crisps with a prosecco flavour but also a fizzing in mouth experience.  But also expect to see more flavours that give … Read More.

Did the snow cone start the ice cream revolution?

Ice cream’s origins are known to reach back as far as the second century B.C., although no specific date of origin nor inventor has been undisputably credited with its discovery.  We know that Alexander the Great enjoyed snow and ice flavoured with honey and nectar. Biblical references also show that King Solomon was fond of … Read More.

Is Unilever’s calorie controlled decision right?

Unilever has confirmed that from spring 2016, its adult single-serve ice cream range will contain 250 calories or less in the UK. That means no change for some of its products, but a size reduction for others. A Unilever ice cream spokesperson is quoted as saying “that it has deliberately only changed the size of … Read More.

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