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... agro farma, the us company behind popular new yoghurt brand chobani, has acquired australia’s bead foods, maker of gippsland dairy and rowena choc-tops ... bead foods, established in 2001, makes dairy products, including gippsland dairy yoghurt, which agro farma said the two companies would look to grow into “one of australia’s most successful yoghurt brands” ... agro farma cited data from retail media that said australian yoghurt sales stood at a$937m in 2010, up 7 ... agro farma was founded in 2005 as a feta cheese manaufacturer but moved into the us yoghurt market in 2007 with the launch of chobani

... french dairy danone has built on its 2010 joint venture with australian co-op murray goulburn by belatedly launching its €4bn global selling probiotic yoghurt activia on the market there ... activia debuts in its 69th country: australia danone’s flagship spoonable yoghurt, typically sold with soft digestive health benefits in 68 countries around the world, is part of a series of yoghurt and fresh dairy products danone-murray goulburn aims to launch in australia, according to press reports ... activia will be marketed mainly to bloated australian women, after danone scrutinised research from the firm galaxy that revealed, “two out of three australian women feel fat, lethargic and lack confidence as a result of stomach bloating” ... “with an overwhelming number of australian men and women suffering from some kind of digestive disorder such as feeling bloated, danone is excited to launch activia yoghurt in australia,” she said ... ” while risk assessors like the european food safety authority are yet to validate probiotic health claims like these, prompting danone to withdraw its claims from the process, sales of activia and versions of its drinking yoghurt continue to rise in many european and asian markets, along with north america ... innova market insights puts australian and new zealand yoghurt consumption at around 7kg per annum, compared to 11kg in western europe and 22kg in the netherlands ... at the time the joint venture was announced, murray goulburn co-operative’s managing director stephen o’rourke stated: “mg’s partnership with danone leverages our complementary strengths and will enable both companies to enter the australian yoghurt market with confidence

... french food giant danone is to enter the australian market through a dairy products venture with local milk co-op murray goulburn ... products from the venture are scheduled for launch next year but murray goulburn md stephen o’rourke said on friday (14 may) the companies could “enter the australian yoghurt market with confidence” ... the actimel and activia maker is to join forces with australian milk co-op murray goulburn to produce and sell dairy products, including yoghurt, in australia ... danone, in its first foray into australia, will be competing with some big brands, particularly in yoghurt, including fonterra’s ski and parmalat’s pauls ... nonetheless, a spokesperson for danone told just-food that the french group and its australian partner could grow its share of australia’s fresh dairy sector ... the australian market for yoghurts, yoghurt desserts and drinks is worth almost us$1bn in retail sales annually, the spokesperson said and danone was looking to launch a number of products in the country