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Apr
24

MPs push for compulsory animal welfare labels on meat products

A group of MPs has written to the Government urging it to make animal welfare labelling mandatory, in a bid to improve transparency and restore trust in UK food labelling.
Apr
24

Aldi pledges £1.1bn to strengthen UK egg supply

The discounter, which shifts over 1,500 tonnes of British eggs — around 2.5 million packs — every week, is the UK's second-largest retailer by free-range egg volume.
Apr
24

AB InBev commits $600m to US manufacturing over two years

The world's largest brewer is ploughing $600 million into its American production facilities, aligning the investment with the current push for domestic manufacturing in the US.
Apr
24

Sainsbury's reports solid full-year results and updates outlook

The supermarket posted group revenue of £33.6 billion for the 52 weeks to 28 February 2026, a 2.7% rise year-on-year.
Apr
24

Uber Eats launches courier returns service across the US

Delivery platform Uber Eats has introduced a new in-app returns service, letting customers send back eligible items via a courier.
Apr
24

Domino's rides strong sales into 2026 after upbeat Q1

The pizza chain reported total system sales growth of 5.8% in the first quarter, carrying positive momentum into the new year.
Apr
24

Hero Group snaps up UK gut health brand The Gut Stuff

Swiss FMCG giant Hero Group has acquired gut health and snacking company The Gut Stuff in a deal with undisclosed terms.
Apr
23

Sprout farmer claims he was ignored by regulator during landmark Aldi legal battle

The brassica supplier at the centre of a remarkable 2024 court case against the discounter says the Groceries Code Adjudicator left him without support.
Apr
23

Rising meat prices pushing food inflation higher, ONS data shows

The latest consumer price index figures reveal that meat is among the key drivers behind the annual increase in food costs.
Apr
23

Co-op leads the way with British-only strawberries for fourth year running

he supermarket has once again become the first UK retailer to make the seasonal switch to exclusively home-grown strawberries
Apr
23

Earth Day 2026: Regenerative farming works — so why isn't it everywhere?

British miller argues that the slow uptake of regenerative agriculture has nothing to do with the farming itself, and everything to do with retailers and manufacturers.
Apr
23

Can branded food and drink reclaim the shelves from own-label rivals?

With private label products eating into market share at pace, here's what food and drink brands can do to fight back.
Apr
23

Mondelēz highlights Britain and Ireland as leaders in its green agenda

The confectionery and snacking giant positions its UK and Irish operations as central to its wider sustainability and regenerative farming ambitions.
Apr
23

Majority of British public want food industry to share NHS costs

New polling reveals widespread concern that healthy eating remains out of reach for many, as health coalitions push for stronger government action against food companies.
Apr
22

UK Supermarkets Failing to Act on Methane Emissions

New research reveals none of the 20 major retailers assessed have disclosed methane figures or committed to reduction targets
Apr
22

Seabrook Brings Licensed Character Branding to Lentil Crisp Range with Asda Listing

The Bradford-based snack maker's Disney Pixar deal follows an existing partnership with Hasbro for Peppa Pig-branded crisps
Apr
22

Bel Group's New North American CEO Sets Sights on Accelerating Growth for Babybel and Sister Brands

With low double-digit sales growth and a $200 million production investment underway, the Paris-based cheese and snacking giant is pushing to raise its profile in the competitive US healthy snacking market
Apr
22

Brazilian University Research Points to Greater Nutritional Potential in Amazonian Cocoa Beans

Scientists suggest that manipulating the fermentation process, or blending fermented and unfermented beans, could allow manufacturers to enhance cocoa's antioxidant and mineral properties without compromising on flavour
Apr
22

California Grape Growers Launch International Marketing Push Ahead of Early Harvest

The superhero-themed Lunchbox League promotion will target both trade buyers and shoppers across the US and 22 overseas markets to stimulate demand.
Apr
22

Conflict Brings Wheat Quality Under Threat

Volatile crude oil prices are pushing up fertiliser and production costs, with analysts warning that cautious nitrogen use by farmers could result in lower-protein wheat at harvest
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