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How investing in sustainability drives value for brands
15 Sep 2022
Consumers are increasingly conscious of the environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) credentials of companies and products they invest in. How can certifications such as B Corp drive value for food and beverage manufacturers?
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Healthy, sustainable eating shapes UK specialty product launches
14 Sep 2022
From probiotic ice cream to CBD-infused chocolate and chorizo seasoning for plant-based meat, Ingredients Network went trendspotting at the Specialty and Fine Food Fair in London.
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Sweden’s Green-On develops palm oil alternative from gas and water
13 Sep 2022
Swedish start-up Green-On is producing an edible fat from carbon dioxide, water, and electricity as a sustainable alternative to palm oil, recently attracting the attention of Nordic investors and Big Idea Ventures.
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US energy drinks market set for continued growth as shake up continues
12 Sep 2022
The lucrative US energy drinks market is set to reach $21 billion by 2026, as rapidly increasing demand for energy drinks leads to a continued shake-up of the CPG marketplace, say experts.
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PFAS breakdown process sheds light on “forever chemical” use in food industry
9 Sep 2022
PFAS, or per and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are once again in the spotlight after new research details a method for decomposing these “forever chemicals” that have been detected in certain foods.
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Demographics alone don’t cut it: Euromonitor reveals eight essential consumer traits
8 Sep 2022
Is your target consumer a cautious planner, impulsive spender, or minimalist seeker? Euromonitor has identified eight consumer types that businesses – including food operators – should know about.
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NutriScore algorithm update a ‘step in right direction’
7 Sep 2022
Campaigning organisation Foodwatch International is hailing the update to the NutriScore algorithm as a “step in the right direction” but says there is still space for further improvement.
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Are new WHO sweeteners guidelines ‘a disservice’ to public health?
6 Sep 2022
New draft recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO) warn that zero-calorie sweeteners should not be used to help weight control or reduce the risk of noncommunicable diseases’ (NCDs) – sparking mixed reactions from industry groups.
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Mars lawsuits claims Skittles are ‘unfit for human consumption’ over titanium dioxide content
5 Sep 2022
A battle over the safety of titanium dioxide is set to rage on as two US lawsuits filed against Mars Inc claim that its Skittles candy contains high levels of the are therefore ‘unfit for human consumption.’
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How the Ukraine crisis may affect the food chain transition
2 Sep 2022
From supply issues to price surges, the impacts of the Russo-Ukrainian war on the global food value chain are significant. What pain points has this crisis exposed, and what should the response be?
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Canadian authorities report titanium dioxide is safe in food, in the face of EU ban
1 Sep 2022
Health Canada joins the UK’s Food Standards Agency in concluding that titanium dioxide is ‘safe to consume’, putting it squarely at odds with recent safety assessments in Europe that led to a ban of the ingredient.
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Most food businesses are placing inflationary costs on consumers, survey finds
31 Aug 2022
Consumers are being hit with product price increases as manufacturers pass on higher costs to the public. But with some major food manufacturers registering profits, is a public backlash on the cards?
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