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Former Minister Ordered to Pay Damages for Defamatory Email
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has ordered former minister Shalom Simhon, chairman of the board at Pasta Rico, to pay 20,000 shekels in damages to the company's founders for defamation in an email.

Back to School Special: All the new products worth knowing
The day of returning to morning sandwiches is a holiday - or a day of mourning, depending on who you ask - but both will likely be happy to discover that there are new ways to diversify the ten o'clock meal, especially in the spreads category. These are the new products that caught our eye and are perfect for September 1st.
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Party on the Tracks: How Tnuva Turned the Tel Aviv Light Rail Into a Celebration
Tel Aviv light rail passengers were caught in an unconventional event as the train cars transformed into a lively party scene featuring dozens of stars and leading influencers.

Frozen gourmet food: The surprising food company founded by former Tnuva executives
The company "Food Good 18", founded by former executives from Tnuva and the food industry, is officially launching operations in the field of "frozen fine dining" — frozen gourmet food. Among the owners are Reuven Schlissel, Eyal Malis, and Avinoam Bar-Mocha. The product line includes frozen ramen, handmade Vietnamese nems, and meat stocks under the "Stock Factory" brand.

Shufersal Resumes Sales of Tnuva Butter at Higher Prices
Tnuva halted butter supplies to Shufersal after the chain rejected price increases ahead of Shavuot. Products have returned to shelves at higher prices, though the hikes vary and did not always reach the 4.8% increase requested by Tnuva. While some competitors maintained previous pricing, others raised costs by as much as 11%.

Tnuva Relocates Pasta Factory to Former Olivia Site
Tnuva is relocating its 51%-owned "Rico" pasta factory to the Rehovot dairy complex, following the closure of the "Olivia" spreads plant. The project involves an investment of approximately 30 million shekels.

Naftali Bennett Declares War on Tnuva: "The Party Is Over"
Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Beyachad party, has launched a fierce attack on the food giant Tnuva. He vowed to dismantle the company's monopolies and reduce food prices by at least 30%.

Tnuva enters a surprising market: the company's new product series
The food giant is seeking new growth engines and expanding its operations beyond traditional categories. Alongside the launch of a vitamin and nutritional supplement series, the company is considering entering the pet food market.

Tnuva Launches New Low-Fat "Napoleon" Cream Cheese in Israel
After years of market dominance, the "Napoleon" brand is taking a significant step by launching its first product with less than 9% fat. The new item is now reaching retail chains across the country, following a star-studded launch event.

Tnuva closes the Olivia spreads factory: what will happen to the brand?
The company has decided to close the production line at the Olivia factory in Rehovot and will import products from abroad under the brand. In recent years, Olivia has faced growing competition, led by the "Al HaLechem" brand.

Cottage Cheese Shortage Hits Peak: Prices Reach 50 Shekels per Cup
A logistical failure at Tnuva has caused a chronic shortage of cottage cheese in major retail chains. While the company promises to restore supply levels, private sellers have begun listing the product online at inflated prices.

Tnuva Launches Spelt Drink Amid Dairy Shortages
Amid ongoing shortages of cottage and white cheese, Tnuva is expanding its plant-based milk alternatives with a new spelt drink. The product features a "clean label" strategy, containing only four ingredients.