Salina, NY -- Dairylea Cooperative Inc. hosted its 102nd annual meeting Oct. 13 at the Holiday Inn in Salina. The theme of the meeting was "Together We Achieve" and the presentations gave more than ...
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16, 2013 – Dairy Farmers of America, the nation’s largest dairy cooperative in terms of farm members, and Dairylea Cooperative of Syracuse, N.Y., which represents about 2,000 farmers ...
An internet campaign for Dairylea Lunchables, a children's cheese-based snack, has been banned by the advertising watchdog for falsely promoting it as a healthy product. The Advertising Standards ...
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A former administrator at Dairylea Cooperative admitted Wednesday that she embezzled nearly $600,000 from the company over seven years. Cheryl Nelli, 54, of 3315 E. Genesee St., DeWitt, pleaded guilty ...
Dairylea rolls out combination snacks as a part of ''sweet and salt'' trend DAIRYLEA has released a new sweet and savoury snack range – and it comes with Oreos. The combination snacks come as a part ...
Created by VCCP London, ’Set them free with Dairylea’ offers adults a glimpse into the wonderfully curious world of kids and all the things they get up to while not under the watchful eye of their ...
Dairylea has partnered with Trainline to launch a new campaign showcasing the importance of unstructured children’s play. Created by VCCP London, Publicis Media and Channel, the new campaign titled ...
Advertising Standards Authority says advert attracted 14 complaints alleging unsafe behaviour An advert featuring two girls hanging upside down while one eats a Dairylea cheese triangle has been ...
DAIRYLEA is shrinking the size of its famous cheese triangles but keeping the price the same in the latest pricing trick to hit supermarket shelves. The firm denied it was attempting to rip off ...
Dairylea and Bernard Matthews among foods ‘potentially misleading shoppers’ with happy-animal labels
Food brands Dairylea and Bernard Matthews have been accused of potentially misleading shoppers with labelling that suggests the animals used spent their lives outdoors. The makers of the processed ...
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