How do you tax a factory that doesn’t exist? This seems to be the problem vexing India’s revenue authorities, who have accused UK-based confectioner Cadbury of dodging roughly $46m in bills, by pretending to churn out its famous Dairy Milk chocolates in an entirely imaginary new facility. Continue reading »
South African packaging company Nampak is to invest R1.6bn in its bottle and can production, in an ambitious move to grab a bigger chunk of the bottling market from bottling rival Consol and to capitalise on growth in the beverage sector. 
Polish farmers have a debt of thanks to the World Trade Organisation – having joined the WTO last year, Polish food exports to Russia soared in 2012 and are likely to continue growing quickly this year.
Polish Christmas traditions include all the usuals such as trees, presents and carols, but there is also a new one – growing protests about the treatment of carp, the main course of most Christmas Eve dinners.
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