Business news
Sainsbury’s to open walk-in freezer store
Pop-up will resemble an inspirational freezer with familiar food items frozen in ways to help reduce food waste.
drinktec hails ‘international, innovative and the highest possible quality’ at 2022 trade fair
65 per cent international exhibitors, more than 70 per cent of visitors from abroad, exhibitors impressed by visitor quality.
BioBetter lands funding to relieve cultivated meat’s bottleneck
BioBetter’s technology has the potential to bring the costs down of key building blocks for cell-cultured proteins.
BrauBeviale welcomes the beverage industry to 2023 with a new brand image and new schedule
Distinctive profile, new slogan and new dates: 28 – 30 November 2023.
Beverage industry SMEs call for fairer access to recycled PET
Recycled PET is becoming ‘almost as rare and expensive as white truffles or gold’.
McCain Foods acquires Scelta Products
The acquisition will fuel future growth in the global prepared appetisers market.
Nestlé explores emerging technologies for animal-free dairy proteins
Company is testing technologies for animal-free dairy proteins through its recently inaugurated U.S. R+D Accelerator.
New PM must make food security an urgent priority
Plant-based Food Alliance UK demands rewrite of UK Food Strategy.
Redefine Meat in partnership with MeEat to distribute New-Meat to restaurants in Finland
Emo, a European-cuisine restaurant in Helsinki, will be the first to serve Redefine Meat’s Beef and Lamb Flank.
Independent commodity intelligence platform expands with the addition of sugar market data
Vesper adds sugar to its portfolio of commodities, making it the first user-friendly and independent sugar intelligence platform in the market.
FDF welcomes new government but calls for more support
Call for a review of what the priorities are, more support for investments that need to be made in the green transition.
BFFF demands urgent action from new PM
Members have been hit with a triple whammy of rising costs for ingredients, packaging and transport driving-up production costs.
Confectionery helps UK food and drink exports pass pre-pandemic levels
Growth increasing due to demand for quality British products.
Tirlán is the new name for Glanbia Ireland
The word represents the ‘deep connection and relationship’ between the co-op, its people and the land they nurture together to farm and sustain.