Tesco boss urges Government to stand by net zero commitments
The CEO of Tesco, Ken Murphy, has called on political parties to stand by net zero commitments and to back green innovation.
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The CEO of Tesco, Ken Murphy, has called on political parties to stand by net zero commitments and to back green innovation.
Kit Nicholl explains why “radical climate transparency” is the way forward when it comes to generating consumer trust around sustainable food claims.
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Following previous investments, Sainsbury’s has now invested a further £6 million in its dairy farmers with aim of generating “long term support”.
According to a University of Surrey study, using artificial methods for growing crops could help solve global food security.
Discount supermarket Aldi has announced that it is scrapping all of its single use cutlery from its Food To Go range.
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French foodtech brand Umiami has been chosen by FFF Fresh & Frozen Food to have its plant-based products distributed in Swiss stores.
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Researchers from NTU Singapore have developed a sustainable way to convert kale waste into products for health and personal care.
University of Leeds researchers have developed a colloidal technique that “could give a juicy sensation without adding fat” to plant-based meat.
Co-founder of Kyrö Distillery Company Miika Lipiäinen pours a glass of the heritage behind the Finnish rye whisky haven in Isokyrö, blending tradition, innovation, and community spirit.
To reward and motivate climate initiatives, Arla has committed paying €2.2 billion until the end of 2030 to its farmers for sustainability activities.
Tesco is extending its bold yellow signage flagging marked-down products to hundreds of stores in the UK after proving popular with consumers.
Professor Chris Elliott asks whether this truly is the beginning of the end of food inflation, or whether it's only just getting started...