Monday - Friday 9am-12pm / 2pm-6pm GMT + 1 All financial news and data tailored to specific country editions several Swedish organizations were targeted by a series of ransomware attacks The cybercriminal group "Akira" is behind most of these hacks On the night between 18 and 19 January 2024 Akira managed to gain access to data belonging to numerous customers of Tietoevry In a message displayed on the IT staff's screens The hackers threatened to publish 200 gigabits of confidential data including agreements and municipal personnel files was also the target of an attack on 7 February 2024 has estimated that it could lose up to 70 million SEK (6.8 million USD) in revenue as a result of cyber losses The region's hospitals also fell prey to hackers who prevented healthcare professionals from accessing the medication management system is looking to shut a plant in Bjuv in western Sweden The company has asked for talks with trade unions about “a potential closure” of the factory and its pea processing operations by the end of the year a former Findus Group facility, produces vegetable and meal products for the retail and foodservice channels in Sweden Nomad Foods is planning to move the site’s production to facilities in Reken and Bremerhaven in Germany The company said the consolidation of the operations is expected to create “a more efficient supply chain.” Nomad Foods CEO Stéfan Descheemaeker added: “Optimising our manufacturing footprint is a critical step towards achieving our objectives and today we have announced that we have requested negotiations with the relevant trade unions about a potential closure of the Bjuv manufacturing plant in Sweden this would involve the loss of approximately 500 jobs We are committed to supporting our employees through this difficult period.” Nomad Foods struck a GBP500m cash-and-shares deal to buy much of Findus’s operations in Europe last year Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and 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this was someone who is onto something special Ingela Ihrman works within the horizon of the ‘wonders of nature’ rare plants from faraway places are brought to life blooming in front of people’s eyes in greenhouses as well as exhibition spaces There is the blooming of the snakelike cactus Queen of the Night which emits its vanilla fragrance at night and another one with the dark red Giant Corpse Flower which comes with the smell of decomposing flesh it does indeed look like a deformed phallus Sometimes a botanist or gardener commentates on the performance as they might have in the nineteenth century when bloomings of this kind attracted large audiences – and as did the nature programmes broadcast on TV during the artist’s childhood Why is a young and apparently immensely thoughtful and talented person fabricating such odd and then donning them in public (maybe in private too imaginative and disturbing at the same time It is possibly as far from cool – according to the measure of current barometers – as it gets Ihrman’s works deal with mundane small-town pastimes and a deep-seated longing for faraway places She works in a cultural context where the great outdoors is used for Sunday excursions and exercise where it is enjoyed remotely on screens and studied in lexica but where it also becomes a surface for emotional projection She harnesses the great outdoors so that it might creep into other forms of existence offering unlikely ways by which to transcend all kinds of limitations In times of outsourcing and in which consumer relations override most other forms of human exchange amateur theatre traditions and poetic absurdism is refreshing On the animal side of Ihrman’s work there is the giant toad which is struggling silently (and with great effort) to get through an obstacle race in a sports hall The Russian Cave Goat is a rugged creature from the shores of the river Volga: in Ihrman’s reincarnation it is back in a real cave bleating gently among a crowd of spectators An early video features a human-size blackbird sitting on the roof of a house There is also a video – particularly peculiar – showing what Jan Lindblad would have seen had he been inside the anaconda rather than outside it It certainly does not resemble anything else I have seen and it makes me happy to know that this kind of ‘other world’ is even possible I end up wanting to be the Stegocephalia from Bjuv – albeit temporarily This prehistoric animal looks like a cross between a reptile and a character from The Muppet Show More precisely it is a wearable reconstruction of an extinct amphibian named after the town in south Sweden where its fossil was found in a coalmine this area was a shallow sea close to the equator Such transformations of both the landscape and the climate are good reminders of the inescapable condition of change as 15 percent of the population in today’s Bjuv support the anti-immigrant which champions nationalism and a chauvinistic cultural heritage based on twisted ideas of stability and homogeneity It’s fitting then that in 2013 the artist donated the costume of the Stegocephalia from Bjuv to the local municipality for its citizens to wear at their discretion This article was first published in the March 2015 issue William Shoki Opinion Alice Hattrick Opinion Jen Calleja Opinion Chris Fite-Wassilak Opinion Tom Seymour Opinion ArtReview Newsartreview.com06 May 2025 U.S. artist identified television as both a subject and material John Torres & Shireen Seno take 2025 Han Nefkens Foundation, Mori Art Museum, M+ and Singapore Art Museum – Moving Image Commission ArtReview Newsartreview.com06 May 2025 Seno and Torres will receive USD$100,000 to produce a screen-based video artwork AdvertisementIslamic Arts Biennale 2025 Review: The Weight of the Material Mark Rappolt ReviewsArtReview06 May 2025 ‘And All That Is In Between’ demonstrates that many of the aspects of global culture, or the way culture circulates globally, are not actually a new 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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience Monolithic products are to be manufactured in Höganäs Bjuf’s new facility in Bjuv the factory has a total area of 1000 m2 and a capacity of 30 000 tpy It is highly automated with the most modern refractory equipment available to the market The starting point for producing the monolithic product is the careful selection of the raw material composed according to a very specific recipe This material is moved into swap containers that transport the material into batch preparation silos for weighing and dosing At this stage in the process small amounts of additives The product is then moved into the quick lift mechanism for mixing The mixing stage is a critical step in the monolithic production process as Höganäs Bjuf desire the mix to be as homogenous as possible where parameters like pan and tool speed can be specifically set The monolithic product is then packed into big bags using a Vebe Technik big bag filler or moved for Autopac filling (25 kg) ABB supplied the electronics for the bagging mechanics The bagged product is then covered in a stretch hood using a Lachenmeier stretch hood machine and transported by Lyftab conveyors into the warehouse for shipping The new Höganäs monolithic product range consists of four product families Depending on the customer’s requirements these products can be installed through vibration The four product families and their respective qualities are outlined below: – Höganäs Ultra Low Cement The end of the guided tour marked the beginning of production for Höganäs Bjuf at the new facility The monolithic line was officially put into production on 1 September christened by the breaking of a sacrificial bottle of champagne on the main mixing tower by Ann Calven a employee of the company for over 40 years Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/special-reports/02012017/plant-tour-hgans-bjuf-refractory-plant-part-two/ In the latest episode of the World Cement Podcast Senior Editor David Bizley is joined by Dr Andrew Minson of the GCCA to discuss the ins and outs of the recently launched Low Carbon Ratings (LCR) system Listen for free today » CRH announce good start to the year despite unfavourable weather in the seasonally least significant quarter Embed article link: (copy the HTML code below): Already a member? Sign in here Listen to the latest episode of the World Cement Podcast Listen now! First shrimp expected to hit Swedish retail market in the second half of 2015. Findus Nordic inked a long-term agreement with Swedish equipment supplier Vegafish for the construction and operation of a land-based shrimp farm in Bjuv, Sweden, the company announced. Vegafish, which develops land-based, recirculating biofloc systems for fish and shellfish farming, will develop and run the grow-out operations, and Findus take on the freezing, packaging, sales and distribution of the shrimp under the Findus brand to the Swedish retail markets. The companies described the plant as "the first of its kind in the world." Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Your data on IntraFish IntraFish is part of DN Media Group AS From November 1st DN Media Group is responsible for controlling your data on IntraFish We use your data to ensure you have a secure and enjoyable user experience when visiting our site. 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Read more about DN Media Group here IntraFish is part of NHST Global Publications AS and we are responsible for the data that you register with us and the data we collect when you visit our websites We use cookies in a variety of ways to improve your experience such as keeping NHST websites reliable and secure personalising content and ads and to analyse how our sites are being used For more information and how to manage your privacy settings please refer to our privacy and cookie policies Backahill group and The Cooperative of Skånemejerier Ekonomisk Förening dairy farms officially announced the operation of NutiFood Sweden AB Dairy Factory The announcement was under the witness Vietnamese Prime Minister The event was within the framework of the official visit of Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and the Vietnamese high-ranking delegation at the invitation of Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven to celebrate the 50th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Sweden and Vietnam NutiFood was the first big dairy enterprise of Vietnam to invest in Sweden to be invited to this event NutiFood Sweden AB factory is NutiFood's investment project (owning 50% of the capital) with the Backahill Group of Mr a Swedish billionaire (25% capital) and Skånemejerier Ekonomisk Förening (25% capital) The NutiFood Sweden AB factory is worth nearly $20 million invesment with a total yearly capacity of 15,000 tons including 5,000 tons of infant formula and 10,000 tons of baby food and is run by experienced professionals from famous dairy and food corporations worldwide Products from the factory include: baby cereals organic powder milk for babies and young children the factory also produces a special range of goat milk infant formula milk, as well as goat milk baby cereals and porridge And in the near future after completing the investment in phase 2 it will produce organic sterilized fresh milk and premium canned organic powdered milk tin cans This is aiming to distribute not only Europe Some product lines will be also officially available in Vietnam market in the third quarter of 2019 NutiFood Sweden AB factory is located in southern Sweden - Bjuv which is known as the best agricultural area in Northern Europe surrounded by around 2,500 farms meeting organic standards Sweden is famous for the world's top organic milk quality is one of the top three countries in Europe (with Norway and IceLand) use lowest antibiotics or very limit for sick animals Sweden is also considered a paradise for the happy cows where cows can breath in an extremely fresh air and enjoy clean food from the green natural grass fields The drinking water for the cattle here is so pure that humans can drink directly without treatment property management and development projects in Sweden Being strategic shareholder in five major companies listed at NASDAQ Stockholm the company is operating throughout Sweden It is a partner with financial strength which supports to expand land factory scale as well as to expand the market based on business experience in the European market Skånemejerier Ekonomisk Förening is a Farmer-owned-and-controlled supplier cooperativein Sweden with about 350 dairy farmers which provide more than 400,000 tons of milk per year (both ordinary and organic fresh milk) This partner helps to not only supply a large source of raw milk with high quality which is not easy to find in the European market but also develops the cooperation based on the experience of working in the dairy industry for tens of years with many top clients in the world Sharing about the reasons of choosing NutiFood as a partner said: “We chose NutiFood because it is a company founded by nutrition experts and has many years of production experience exporting and selling milk and dairy products to many countries NutiFood has a strong position in specialized nutritional products leading in this segment in Vietnam for years and also is listed in the top 40 most valuable brands in Vietnam by Forbes we are very impressed when NutiFood has obtained the US FDA certificate with very strict conditions to bring its products into the market We also highly appreciate NutiFood's community activities and NutiFood's efforts to protect the environment NutiFood's abundant financial capacity is also one of the reasons for us to choose this company.” Chairman of NutiFood's Board of Directors expressed his desire when deciding to invest in Sweden: “NutiFood is proud to be the first Vietnamese enterprise to invest in Sweden In our strategy of reaching out to the world this is the next step for us to conquer the European market We chose Sweden because it is the world's leading organic hight quality food supplier I was extremely impressed when the water supply for the cow was so clean that people could drink it Sweden is one of the three countries with the lowest using of antibiotics in livestock and has the best natural climate conditions to develop livestock breeding We expect organic dairy products produced by cooperative of Vietnamese and Swedish to be available worldwide NutiFood is committed to doing its best to demonstrate the capacity of Vietnamese people contributing to good relations between the two countries.” NutiFood is a nutritious food company founded by doctors and nutrition experts NutiFood has a position in the market and has its place in consumers’ hearts continuously for 3 years from 2016 until now GrowPLUS + of NutiFood - a special product for stunted malnourished children - is honored to be certified by the international market research organization Nielsen takes the position of number 1 dairy industry for Vietnamese children surpasses many powerful multinational companies and becomes a pride for a pure Vietnamese enterprise like NutiFood NutiFood is proud to have 2 consecutive years of 2017 2018 holding the position of No.1 powdered milk product Not only has the strength of special treatment NutiFood has focused on researching and producing many nutritious products every day not only the quality but also delicious as fresh milk And most recently NutiFood has successfully launched Nuti Café - Fresh Iced Milk Coffee product which is preferred by many consumers was granted the US FDA certificate and signed a cooperation with Delori to export special treatment products - Pedia Plus to the US market launched NutiCafé - Fresh Iced Milk Coffee and signed with Vietnam Culinary Culture Association and World Vovinam Federation to bring ice-cream coffee culture to the world signed cooperation with Backahill Group of Swedish billionaire to establish a joint venture to produce Organic milk products exported to Europe and Asia cooperated with BASF Federal Group of Germany to bring advanced HMO into nutritional dairy products for children announced a joint venture with Japan's Asahi 1 baby food brand in Japan to bring Japanese standard products with Wakodo brand into Vietnam signed the cooperation to establish a joint venture with the legendary golf player Greg Norman for Nuti Café penetration to international market became the only Vietnamese to have the honer to meet the Sweden Royal Princess of Victoria Ingrid Alice Desiree during her official visit to Ho Chi Minh City By subscribing, you accept the terms and conditions in our privacy policy.