Basic industries

Turpaz Industries subsidiary Food Ingredients Technologies will pay $47.7 million for Clarys & Willich Group. The sellers will invest $20.6 million back in the buyer.

Food company Strauss Group's revenue surpassed NIS 10 billion in 2023 for the first time.

Israel's biggest private equity firm will jointly control the transformer manufacturer.

Once a beacon of stability, Strauss Group has gone from one crisis to another recently. Are its woes now behind? Not everyone is sure.

Small farmers affected by the war will be able to obtain interest-free loans of up to NIS 100,000.

Not according to commodity price indexes, but the importers and manufacturers blame other factors, while on the consumer side there are calls for radical market restructuring.

Ice cream manufacturer Ben & Jerry's will build a new plant in the Kiryat Gat new industrial zone.

Better Juice has developed a process for reducing the sugar content of juices by 30-80% without compromising taste or nutritional value.

Prices of a quarter of food company Strauss's products will rise from February, its fourth price hike in thirteen months.

ImaginDairy is the third such company in the world to receive FDA approval, one of the others being fellow Israeli company Remilk.

In fields near the Gaza border, trees are uprooted and irrigation systems wrecked, while a labor shortage threatens the citrus  and avocado harvests.

Farmers say this is a lost year, the state compensation fund looks inadequate, and the question arises: Will people return?

With farms in the Galilee and Golan under fire, produce cannot be harvested.

Farmers in the Gaza Strip border region can't reach their crops, and complain of broken promises by the state.

With staff murdered and employees scared to return to work, businesses in the region will struggle to survive.

The Ministry of Economy and Industry, estimates that applying advanced 3D metal printing production technologies could increase industrial output by NIS 25 billion annually.

Food company Strauss Group, its former CEO Giora Bardea, and its CFO Ariel Chetrit, are alleged to have coordinated price rises with competitors though public statements.

The company is building an aluminum factory to manufacture profiles for solar energy arrays and acquiring 70% of Arava BSS Building Skin Solutions.

The decision to liquidate Emilia's cosmetics activity was made last year due to ongoing losses, both in Israel and in the US.

Israel Dairy Council: The government chose to act unilaterally, and instead of supporting local production on the Golan Heights, it chose dairies in Poland.

The children of Raya Strauss Ben Dror have sold their stakes in food company Strauss Group to the children of Raya’s late brother Michael Strauss.

Israel is suffering a shortage of regular milk, a result of price controls at both the production and retail ends.