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Articles in March 2003 issue of Dairy Foods

• Cheese Group sold
• On forward contracting
  by J. Mark Huffman
• Flavored buttermilk
• Sitting pretty: as Unilever and Nestle claim a bigger stake, the U.S. ice cream market is flourishing
  by David Phillips
• Fortifying with resistant maltodextrin: digestion-resistant maltodextrin is a versatile, useful and economic water-soluble dietary fiber used to fortify dairy foods
  by Steven Young
• The Non-GMO Source listed National Starch's specialty starches
• Neogen
• Stoelting Inc
• Dairy industry caught in a storm
  by Peggy Blitz
• Chicago price fix case dismissed
• Wisconsin joins challenge of California system
• Sugar-free fruit ice bars
• Inclusions unlimited: suppliers of those yummy things that go into frozen desserts know no boundaries
  by Donna Berry
• Carob fiber for dairy foods: for fiber enrichment, lowering cholesterol or antioxidative potential, a little carob fiber does the trick
  by Rudi Van Mol
• Cones from The Cone Guys
• DCI Inc
• Tindall Packaging
• Denali Flavors Inc
• Schepps promises
• IAFIS foundation awards two $10,000 Rath Fellowships
• No-name dairy drinks
• Cheese—it's what consumers want: Americans' strong and growing appetite for cheese has them choosing cheese for many occasions, including dessert
  by Donna Berry
• Verifying allergen control programs: simple, rapid tests are a small investment with a big return
• Ottens Plus™ Flavor Potentiators and Enhancers
• GEA Filtration
• Westfalia Technologies, Inc
• Chr. Hansen Inc
• Marschall seminar scheduled
• Dean's quarterly income nearly triples
• Flavorful dairy case pudding
• Trends keeping the cheese segment sizzling
• Pint-sized automation: boutique ice cream operations face unique challenges
  by Troy Sawvel
• The new FS and PS stainless steel scales
• Niro
• Relco Unisystems
• Scherping Systems
• Stonyfield purchases Brown Cow
• Foodservice test brings 42% spike in milk sales
• Oberweis Dairy
• Promoting pride and heritage: new Wisconsin cheese logo is the first step in long-term branding strategy
  by Dave Leonhardi
• At the heart: filler technolgy is at the center of the milk line, and as milk has changed, so have the fillers
• A complete line of C-Series vacuum conveyors
• Ecolab Inc
• Chester-Jensen
• Swisslog Inc
• Two IDFA veterans selected for key USDA posts
• Polytainers Inc
• The Dannon Co
• New cheese products: recent introductions focus on convenience forms of flavorful, specialty cheeses, as well Hispanic offerings
• Stretch, sleeve, or in-mold; labels do more
• A 28mm Flat Cap from Rexam Closures
• Huhtamaki
• Elan, Inc
• Wixon U.S
• Dreyer's DSD to remain open?
  by J. Mark Huffman
• Rtech Labs
• Wells' Dairy Inc
• Valley Queen Cheese leaders receive NCI Laureate Awards
• Natural Dairy Calcium's milky flavor
• A fully-automatic wrap-around case packer
• Orafti active food ingredients
• Tetra Pak Inc
• Organic Valley calls for 'Organic Restoration Act'
  by J. Mark Huffman
• TTI Plastics
• Anderson Erickson Dairy Co
• Lab talk: regulatory-driven innovations
  by Donna Berry
• With the support of the National Research Council of Canada
• The Power Load Monitor, from Viking Pump
• Scherping Systems
• Pliant Corporation
• Bush looks to boost Food Safety spending
  by J. Mark Huffman
• GEA Filtration
• Moo-ving into milk: the world's No. 3 soft drink manufacturer starts selling flavored milk
  by Donna Berry
• Opportunities for Lutein in dairy: Lutein overcomes technical and regulatory challenges and is now the perfect fortifying ingredient for dairy foods
  by Linda Fullmer
• Swiss Institute confirms high relative bioavailability of novel Iron supplement
• Autocrat Coffee
• Garon foods
• 3-A Sanitary Standards, Inc
• Hazmat inventories
  by J. Mark Huffman
• Swedish Glace non-dairy frozen dessert