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5

Cadbury-Maker Mondelēz Calls For Delay To EU Deforestation Law

 Cadbury chocolate maker Mondelez is urging a one-year delay in the implementation of the European Union's deforestation law, a senior company executive said.
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Jul
5

Five ways to future-proof plant-based strategies in APAC

 We spotlight five key strategies food firms can adopt to stay competitive in the fast-growing plant-based sector, particularly in APAC where demand continues to rise
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Jul
5

Parliamentarians visit Dover to witness illegal meat seizures

 Members the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) witnessed the efforts underway to uphold the UK’s biosecurity during a visit to meet with UK Border Force.
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Jul
5

Mcvitie’s reignites Jaffa Cake row with biscuit museum cease and desist

 The long-running debate over whether a Jaffa Cake is a biscuit or a cake has boiled over once again, after McVitie’s asked a south London museum to remove the popular treat from its biscuit-themed exhibition.
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Jul
5

MPs and peers call for government ban on male chick culling

 The letter has called on the UK government to mandate the use of in-ovo sexing technology
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5

What Switzerland’s new welfare labels mean for food producers

 Switzerland has “levelled-up” its animal welfare labelling rules, but not everyone is happy with the new rules
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Jul
5

New guidance on mechanically separated meat published

 The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has published new guidance on mechanically separated meat to help businesses comply with food law.
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Jul
4

US taps Namibia’s US$15M poultry market amid global trade disputes

 US poultry exporters will now have greater access to the Namibian market, which is estimated to be worth US$15 million.
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Jul
4

The rising tide of food fraud

 Dr Saskia Van Ruth, University College Dublin, explains how supply chain disruptions and economic pressures are fueling a rise in food fraud worldwide.
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Jul
4

UK companies must crack on with cage-free egg pledges

 The 2025 cage-free egg deadline is looming and while some UK companies are cracking on, others may be left with egg on their face
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Jul
4

EU to boost market access for novel foods

 The Commission’s new strategy on life sciences aims to speed up a grueling approval process
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Jul
4

Quorn turnaround makes progress as owner injects £18m in fresh funds

 Quorn has benefited from a fresh injection of almost £20m in capital by its Filipino parent company
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4

M&S and Asda call out government’s healthy food rules

 M&S and Asda have called out the new proposal for a policy that demands supermarkets trim down overall calories for shoppers or risk fines.
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Jul
4

Green Claims Directive not withdrawn but hanging in the balance

 Following major confusion after a shock announcement last month, the European Commission has clarified it has not withdrawn the Green Claims Directive but will do so if microenterprises are not removed from its scope.
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Jul
3

Mars announces US$250M sustainability fund amid reductions in GHG emissions

 Mars has achieved a reduction of 1.9% in absolute greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in 2024 compared to its 2015 baseline, according to its latest Mars Sustainable in a Generation Report
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Jul
3

Haribo unveils £35m investment as it hits record market share

 Haribo has cemented its position as the UK’s leading sweets manufacturer after reporting a record market share of 22.6% in 2024 and unveiling a £35m investment into its Yorkshire operations.
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Jul
3

WRAP calls for more interventions as food waste target set to be missed

 The UK is not on track to meet international household food waste targets, despite a significant reduction in the amount of food thrown away.
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Jul
3

High cocoa costs continue to strain margins for manufacturers

 As cocoa prices continue to fluctuate due to climate-related droughts and supply shortages, brands are looking at every avenue to avoid passing cost increases off to consumers
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Jul
3

Gen Z most likely to consume cultivated meat

 Global market research firm Ipsos has revealed that 47% of Generation Z Brits said they would eat cultivated meat products.
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Jul
3

UK wellness brand secures £2.8M investment

 Tonic Health has raised £2.8 million to scale its wellness brand - built not just on its supplements but viral content.
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