One India: Lotte looks to expand presence after liquidation scare
Lotte Welfood has announced plans to increase focus on developing its India business as well as shifting towards high-value product
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Bespoke blooms: Petale Tea on finding a niche in Singapore’s crowded hot beverage category
The FNA Food and Beverage Trailblazers monthly podcast highlights leading start-ups and entrepreneurs in the Asia Pacific region...
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South Korea launches 2025 agrifood plan with focus on supply management, K-Food exports
The South Korean Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (MAFRA) has announced its 2025 Work Plan with increased focus
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The top 10 most read APAC food and beverage industry stories from February 2025
FoodNavigator-Asia's top-10 most-read stories from the past month...
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Going digital: Vietnam launches online food safety system handbook for food industry
Vietnam has launched a new handbook to help food firms use its food safety system platform...
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Dairy dilemma: Fonterra’s slump in China leads to profit decline
New Zealand dairy co-operative Fonterra has seen strong dairy imports growth in South East Asia but also significant decline to
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Japan steps up rice flour, agrifood tech investment to access new business opportunities
Rice flour in bowl over rustic wooden table. gluten free food...
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Gluten-free in the spotlight under new Singapore pre-packaged food rules
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has formalised new regulations governing pre-packaged products in the local market, with a particular focus
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Unilever India turns to small pack, Korean inspiration to survive ‘slowed’ consumer demand
Hindustan Unilever India (HUL) is hedging its bets on small retail packs and Korean Hallyu wave inspiration for its food
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Money matters: Palm oil sector could lose millions of dollars in profits due to climate impact
New analysis data has revealed that the palm oil sector and agrifood industry as a whole could stand to lose
