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Best Media Info: The products will be co-branded using the trademarks ‘Britannia’ and ‘The Laughing Cow. Abhishek Sinha, Chief Business Officer, Dairy business, Britannia is named the CEO of the joint venture| Marketing News
Right? >> yeah, five of us. and we work all year, all together. >> how is that? >> it's amazing. >> is it? >> yeah. >> sometimes a little hard? >> yeah. you know, we fight every day, but at the same time, we love each other. >> and your grandfather started -- >> yeah, angelo antonio, my grandfather bought this place. but before him, his father start in a farm in altamura with nothing, with two, three cows, and he start to make mozzarella, scamorza, caciocavallo. >> four generations of diceccas have continued to make these iconic southern italian cheeses. >> follow me, please, stanley. >> i wil...
>> nice to meet you. this is my sister, victoria. >> nice to meet you. pleasure. and there are more, right? >> yeah, five of us. and we work all year, all together. >> how is that? >> it's amazing. >> is it? >> yeah. >> sometimes a little hard? >> yeah. you know, we fight every day, but at the same time, we love each other. >> and your grandfather started -- >> yeah, angelo antonio, my grandfather bought this place. but before him, his father start in a farm in altamura with nothing, with two, three cows, and he start to make mozzarella, scamorza, caciocavallo. >> four generations of diceccas ...
Mumbai: KidZania on Monday announced its partnership with the cheese brand The Laughing Cow. The announcement was made to launch The Laughing Cow Cheese Factory at KidZania’s Mumbai facility. With this collaboration, The Laughing Cow Cheese Factory aims to encourage kids to role-play as cheesemakers, to learn while exploring the art of making their favourite soft and creamy
Mps have criticised the government's performance on delivering brexit, saying the only detectable impact so far has been an extra burden on businesses in terms of increased costs, paperwork and border delays. the cross party public accounts committee says a lot more work needs to be done to prevent further disruption. the government says it is ensuring businesses get the help they need to trade with europe and elsewhere. our global trade correspondent chris morris reports. our cows graze freely on pastures rich in nutrients... in the fields of devon, it all looks beautifully serene. this briti...