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In a bid to tackle food price increases themselves, Klaus Grunert explains to New Food why consumers might be "reshuffling" their purchases to navigate food inflation and potential food shortages.
A study has claimed that food-insecure families have higher health care expenditures than families that are food secure.
Food Minister Mark Spencer will be meeting with MPs to discuss Government plans to support the food and drink sector.
New data from the British Retail Consortium has revealed that retail sales in the UK improved throughout December 2022 amid food inflation.
According to the BBC, the UK Government has confirmed that single-use cutlery and plates will be banned in England.
A study has revealed that there are consumer preferences for sustainably produced meat and meat substitutes in Japan.
Previously owned by Molson Coors, the Hooch, Hooper’s and Reef brands have been purchased by Global Brands Limited.
What trends will take the food and beverage industry by storm in 2023? Have some been brewing for a while? Find out New Food's predictions here...
New Food's Editor Joshua Minchin brings you more content from Food Ingredients Europe, this time delving into sweet-smelling vanilla.
Our latest recall roundup covers the UK and US, including small pieces of metal found in ravioli sold at Tesco.
Tesco has revealed that, during 2022, its shoppers were more generous than ever before in supporting foodbanks and local charities.
US confectionery company Hershey’s has been sued due to the alleged presence of "harmful" levels of metals in its chocolate.
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Aldi UK claims it has achieved record sales during December, reportedly exceeding £1.4 billion in a month where food inflation reached 13.3 percent.
OEG Offshore has partnered with Perenco UK and has donated more than £2,000 of essential food and household items amid the cost of living crisis
Find out how yoghurt company The Collective is paving the way in the dairy sector by prioritising health and sustainability in its products.
