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Dec
11

Trump orders sweeping probe into food price-fixing as grocery costs threaten GOP

Facing voter frustration and political risk, the White House directs DOJ and FTC to investigate potential price-fixing across the food chain as Republicans brace for midterm pressure.
Dec
11

Tesco ramps up plans to boost biodiversity of land in food production

Supermarket is working with AMFresh, G’s, Branston and others on the initiative.
Dec
11

Cocoa, coffee, and wine won’t survive with climate cooling alone

Climate cooling isn’t enough to save cocoa, wine, and coffee – industry needs to do more to protect these crops for the future.
Dec
11

Two thirds of Brits will eat potatoes at Christmas

Potatoes are the most popular Christmas food on plates with roasties topping the list of favourite festive foods in new survey
Dec
11

Is the world facing a feta shortage?

A virus has hit Greece’s sheep and goat herd, but is it serious enough to cause a cheese shortage?
Dec
11

GLP-1 has changed the snack game: Here’s how to win it back

GLP-1 users are rewriting the rules of appetite, texture and indulgence. Tate & Lyle’s latest research shows exactly where producers are missing the moment.
Dec
11

PepsiCo Inc to streamline product offering in US

PepsiCo Inc is set to overhaul its product portfolio, cut prices and streamline its offerings to accelerate growth.
Dec
10

Retailers ramp up holiday promotions amid cost-of-living crisis

Promotional items drove supermarket sales during November as the cost-of-living continues to impact on shoppers, the latest research from Worldpanel by Numerator has revealed.
Dec
10

Five Guys launches its ‘first-ever food menu addition’ with loaded fries

The offer will feature salted or cajun fries, hot cheese sauce, a ‘secret’ fry sauce, and up to 14 toppings of choice
Dec
10

Top 10 food and beverage trends for 2026

The food and beverage trends driving change in 2026
Dec
10

Paul McCartney joins food manufacturers and MPs in opposing EU plant-based labelling proposals

Food manufacturers, UK MPs and pop star Paul McCartney have raised concerns over proposals to ban words like ‘burger’ and ‘sausage’ from plant-based foods in Europe.
Dec
10

CRISPR crops: The next frontier for food security?

The innovative gene editing technique can make crops more disease and drought resistant, but faces scepticism from regulators and NGOs
Dec
10

Cultivated meat guidance released in UK: 4 key takeaways

The UK has released its first guidelines on cultivated meat novel food applications
Dec
10

Korean strawberries close in on Won100bn export milestone

Demand in South-East Asia is helping one of Korea’s top fruit exports soar to new heights.
Dec
9

Unilever completes Magnum ice cream spin-off as shares begin trading

The Magnum Ice Cream Company (TMICC) debuts as a standalone business today following completion of its separation from Unilever, creating the world’s largest independent ice cream company, with brands including Ben & Jerry’s, Cornetto, and Wall’s.
Dec
9

FSA and FSS produce guidance on cell-cultivated products

The Food Standards Agency has partnered with Food Standards Scotland to draw up the UK’s first safety guidance for cell-cultivated products.
Dec
9

IGD warns UK food industry faces "make-or-break" 2026

IGD’s latest Economic Viewpoint report, ‘What to plan for in 2026’, warns that food and drink businesses in the UK face “another make-or-break year”.
Dec
9

EU Commission Clears Mars' $36bn Kellanova Deal

The European Commission has approved a $36 billion (€30.90 billion) bid from candy and snacks giant Mars to acquire Pringles maker Kellanova, it said on Monday, after opening a full-scale investigation into the takeover in June, citing concerns over competition.
Dec
9

AB InBev acquires major stake in BeatBox

The parent company of Budweiser, Anheuser-Busch(AB InBev), has announced an acquisition of a majority stake in BeatBox, a ready-to-drink (RTD) brand, for around £368m.
Dec
9

US to announce $12 billion farm aid package

The United States is set to unveil a long-awaited farm aid package on Monday, offering assistance of $12 billion to farmers hit by low crop prices and tariff policies, Reuters reported, citing a Bloomberg News report and a White House official on Sunday.
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