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Schwepps, Nescafe and Terra win highly-sought places on Africa and Middle Eastern consumers' shelves
20 Jul 2022
Schwepps, Nescafe and Terra are among the food and drinks brands now penetrating the highly sought-after African and Middle Eastern markets, according to Kantar, as global names strive for a foothold in the region.
Read moreNational dietary recommendations must be revised to account for sustainability, warns study
19 Jul 2022
The composition and quantity of animal product recommendations in national dietary guidelines should be revised in line with circular food system principles, new research suggests.
Read moreKids’ breakfast products in the US are more sugary than some popular desserts
18 Jul 2022
School meal breakfast programmes in the US are buying breakfast products with "as much or more" added sugars as some popular desserts, according to the non-profit Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI).
Read moreInfant formula shortage in the US: How to prevent a future crisis
15 Jul 2022
Following a series of events which led to the US being unable to meet its needs for infant formula, action is needed to prevent future shortages, says the non-profit Center for Science in the Public Interest.
Read moreFrench ban on ‘meaty’ descriptions for plant-based products will harm local industry
14 Jul 2022
The new French legislation banning the use of ‘meaty’ terms such as “sausage,” “steak,” and “nuggets” is self-destructive to its own food manufacturing industry, commenters have lamented.
Read moreTraffic light label may the best fit for front-of-pack labelling in China
13 Jul 2022
Front-of-pack labels that utilize multiple traffic lights for specific nutrients are best understood and preferred by a wide variety of Chinese shoppers, according to a recent study.
Read moreGeneral Mills recalls ice-cream due to toxic ethylene oxide (ETO) levels
12 Jul 2022
General Mills, global food giant, has recalled its Häagen-Dazs Vanilla ice-cream in select markets due to the presence of toxic ethylene oxide, a chemical antibacterial agent and pesticide banned in the EU.
Read moreKellogg’s loses UK legal case against high-sugar cereal rules
11 Jul 2022
US cereal manufacturer Kellogg has lost a UK High Court case that challenged regulations intended to restrict the promotion of high-sugar breakfast cereals in supermarkets.
Read moreValue with values: Sustainable products must be affordable for Latin Americans
8 Jul 2022
As inflation begins to bite, budget-conscious consumers in Latin America are looking for food and drink products that offer value for money – but sustainability concerns are still there so brands need to show how good-for-the-planet and budget ca...
Read moreSustainable behaviours must begin to resonate with consumers too
7 Jul 2022
Food producers, brand owners, retailers and governments must work together to help drive consumers towards more sustainable behaviours, experts warn.
Read moreEurope’s plant-based boom: Opportunities for brands
6 Jul 2022
The plant-based alternative sector is rapidly expanding, in Europe and further afield. What are consumers demanding, and where do the opportunities lie for brands?
Read moreBacteria can be used to convert plastic waste into vanilla flavouring
5 Jul 2022
A lab engineered strain of E.coli that can sustainably convert used plastic waste into vanillin – the key ingredient in vanilla flavouring – has been discovered at the University of Edinburgh.
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