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Apr
8

Can the UK food sector keep its promises?

The UK food sector has set bold targets. The real test now is delivery, writes Kate Cawley, founder and MD of the Future Food Movement.
Apr
8

Legal and industrial experts highlight F&B hazard hotspots

Safety – whether it is worker safety or food safety – is a non-negotiable, but today’s high-pressure, fast-paced environment makes managing risks a more difficult task.
Apr
8

Moguntia finds UK drives meat and poultry flavour innovation

Moguntia Food Group has launched its Global Taste Tracker, revealing that the UK is “driving rapid innovation” across meat and poultry launches.
Apr
8

Animal welfare info makes consumers want to buy meat . . . up to a point

Consumers appreciate knowledge about animal welfare, but it depends on framing.
Apr
8

Stagflation is food manufacturing’s worst-of-both-worlds scenario

Costs are rising again just as consumers start to hesitate and that’s a far more difficult mix than inflation alone.
Apr
8

Ocado seeking to extend full basket same-day delivery to ‘as many UK locations as possible’

Ocado ‘working hard to expand the number of same-day slots available across as many UK locations as possible’.
Apr
8

Devon-based charcuterie brand issues recall due to Listeria

Packs of cured meat sold by Devon-based charcuterie brand The Curing Barn have been recalled because listeria monocytogenes has been found..
Apr
7

Consumer Megadeals Make A Rare Comeback In The First Quarter

Two blockbuster mergers involving US food companies, struck within 24 hours, gatecrashed the ranks of the biggest global transactions of the first quarter, a feat not seen in the consumer sector in over a decade.
Apr
7

UFU writes to PM about rising costs on food production

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has written to the UK Prime Minister, Kier Starmer, and Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Hilary Benn, highlighting concerns about increasing volatility in agricultural input costs and the potential impact on food production.
Apr
7

Walmart Invests €2.2bn In Mexico, Expands Logistics Capacity In Chile

Walmart de México y Centroamérica (Walmex) has allocated approximately MXN 43 billion (€2.2 billion) for investments in 2026, marking a 10% increase from the previous year.
Apr
7

Soy protein wins health claim approval in ANZ

A general-level health claim relating to cardiovascular outcomes for soy has been approved in Australia and New Zealand, reaffirming the role of soy protein in heart health.
Apr
7

Fonterra’s strategic sale to Lactalis sets stage for B2B growth in dairy ingredients

Fonterra Co-operative Group has completed the sale of its global consumer and associated businesses, including Mainland Group, to global dairy leader Lactalis.
Apr
7

March beef exports second highest on record

DRIVEN by continued strong demand out of the United States and China, Australia’s March beef exports have hit their second highest monthly level on record.
Apr
7

McDonald’s rolls out low-cost menu to boost traffic

Breakfast deal and value meals target cost-conscious diners
Apr
3

Illegal bushmeat haul found in UK food crime operation

A man was arrested and illegal bushmeat seized in a National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) operation.
Apr
3

M&S fastest-growing UK grocer by volume fmcg sales

M&S shared the landmark as it forecast its biggest-ever week of British lamb sales
Apr
3

How AI is changing food supply chains

As consumer shopping habits evolve, experts say accurate and on-time deliveries have become more important than ever.
Apr
3

Keurig Dr Pepper appoints Rafael Oliveira as CEO of new coffee giant

The announcement comes as Keurig Dr Pepper completes the acquisition of JDE Peet’s
Apr
3

Jude’s teams up with Guinness for chocolate stout cake ice cream

The co-branded NPD offers a ‘new way to enjoy Guinness in the summer’, said Jude’s
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