Articles from Food & Drink Weekly (September 19, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
ACNeilsen: gas prices changing how consumers spend on other products.			375
Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Co. SA said it has entered into exclusive negotiations to join The Coca-Cola Co. in buying 100 percent of Serbian fruit juice producer Fresh and Co.			56
Dean Foods Company announced its succession plan for the President of Dean Dairy Group.			226
Dow Chemical Co. said it won rights to a "broad and enabling" technology for creating genetically modified crops, such as those sold by Monsanto Co.			201
Effect of limiting sales of soda and snacks in schools questioned.			142
GMA submits comments to FDA on food labeling standards.			222
Imperial Sugar Company announced that its Board of Directors had unanimously rejected Schultze Asset Management, LLC's.			26
McDonald's has announced the election of Richard Lenny, chairman, president and chief executive officer of U.S. confectionery firm The Hershey Company, to the U.S. fastfood giant's board of directors.			94
New China rice strain sets record.			166
Potato producers from across North America are looking at forming a partnership to address overproduction and an overall glut in the market, according to Farm Credit Canada.			153
President George W. Bush has approved the following three USDA employees to receive the 2004 President's Rank Award as "Distinguished Executives" and one in the category of "Distinguished Senior Professional" for their exceptional long-term accomplishments.			184
Private equity firm Hicks, Muse, Tate, & Furst Inc. is among the buyout firms interested in acquiring Dunkin' Brands from French drinks group Pernod, according to a source familiar with the matter.			50
Sustainable produce classification sought.			150
The Procter & Gamble Company hopes to restore some operations at its coffee production facility in New Orleans soon.			72
U.S. and Europe to sign wine agreement before 2006.			539
USDA modifies sugar program.		Brief Article	291