‘No evidence’ styrene is toxic, EFSA rules
After several years of uncertainty, EFSA has ruled that styrene, commonly found in food contact materials, isn't toxic. This is
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Food industry fights to cope with geopolitical volatility
The impact of geopolitical pressures is taking its toll on the food and beverage industry. Tariffs, Ukraine and supply chain
While potato prices fall globally, Russia experiences a shortage
A global fall in potato prices contrasts with a severe shortage in Russia...
How much deforestation do EUDR ‘high-risk’ countries actually have?
The EU has announced the four countries that will be considered 'high-risk' under the EUDR - Myanmar, Russia, North Korea,
Europeans buck trend of grocery shopping online
Globally, grocery shoppers are more and more rejecting brick and mortar shops, opting instead to do their shopping online. Growth
‘Clean food’ classification created
As the appetite for 'natural' food products grows, a university has developed a classification for whether food is 'clean' or
Is regenerative agriculture driven by consumer demand?
Many major companies, including Nestlé and Danone, are taking up regenerative agriculture. Is this driven by consumer demand, or something
Meatly edges towards price parity after major cost cuts
Cultivated pet food company Meatly has announced major cuts to the cost of its medium and bioreactors...
Eco-friendly packaging boom in full force as corporates race for sustainability
The sustainable packaging market is predicted to grow significantly due to increasing consumer awareness of, and demand for, sustainable materials...
Tetra Pak and other majors join manufacturing alliance
A newly formed alliance of food manufacturing majors, which includes Tetra Pak, aims to influence policy and boost R&D...
