Denmark: Organic dairy products popular in Denmark

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According to Danish-Swedish dairy giant Arla Foods' ceo Kim Nielsen, Denmark, Sweden and the UK are the biggest markets for organic dairy products in the world with Denmark leading the league. In the US, the demand for organic foods is gradually rising whereas the rest of the world and South Europe are not particularly keen on these products. Arla Foods Malaysia's Jens Tandrup says the company has launched its organic butter product in Hong Kong but expects it to take a long time before the product has reached a reasonable market share.

Foreign operations, Sales & consumption, Sweden, Hong Kong, Butter, Creamery Butter Manufacturing, Creamery butter, Arla Foods Ingredients A.m.b.a. (Skanderborgvej, Denmark)

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DENMARK:UNILEVER'S PROFITS UP THANKS TO STREAMLINING

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The Danish part of the multinational Dutch Unilever group reports a loss of DKr30mn (US$3.6mn) in 2000, which is a DKr80mn improvement on 1999. The company was able to boost profits in the Danish market thanks to a major streamlining drive staged in 2000 to offset the losses caused by the tightening competition in the Danish market for groceries and consumer goods. In Denmark, Frisko Is A/S, Van den Bergh Foods A/S, Diversey Lever A/S, Lever Faberge and Unipath A/S are included in the Unilever group.

Retail Trade, Vaccines & Antigens for Human Use, Biological Product (except Diagnostic) Manufacturing, Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, Service industry machinery, not elsewhere classified, Biological products exc. diagnostic, Holding companies, not elsewhere classified, Financial Holding Companies NEC, Offices of Other Holding Companies, Misc Service Ind Equip, Statistical Data Included, Biological products, Unilever Group, Financial holding companies

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Denmark: Rose Poultry boosts profits

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Rose Poultry, the biggest producer of processed poultry products in Denmark, boosted its 2000/2001 pretax profit to DKr63.7mn from DKr2.4mn in the previous fiscal year. Turnover climbed to a record high of DKr1.17bn. The increase is ascribed to favourable conditions for poultry producers due to the BSE scare and the foot-and-mouth disease.

Poultry and Eggs, Poultry Farm Products, Poultry and Egg Production

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