Episode 33: Live from EFFoST 2022 in Dublin
Hear from three industry experts at EFFoST 2022 - one of the most important food safety events of the year - live from Dublin's iconic Aviva Stadium.
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Hear from three industry experts at EFFoST 2022 - one of the most important food safety events of the year - live from Dublin's iconic Aviva Stadium.
Read our latest recall roundup concerning the UK and US, including the presence of Salmonella in an advent calendar.
With global concerns regarding antimicrobial resistance, find out why Martina Helmlinger thinks alternative proteins could provide a solution.
International food and drink group Princes completes its £60 million site investment and opens its doors with a visit from Wales' Rural Affairs Minister.
The NFU has said that, following egg shortages, other farming sectors could be threatened by “immediate supply chain issues caused by a lack of fairness for farmers and growers”.
In a drive for sustainability, PepsiCo has created global packaging goal that is set to change the percentage of all its beverage servings through reusable models.
The global food wrap films market has been projected to reach $12 billion by the end of 2026 with aluminium in particularly high demand, according to study.
The FSA and Department for Education have launched a School Food Standards compliance pilot involving 18 authorities in the England.
The UK Minister for Development has committed to providing financial aid in response to the famine risks in Somalia.
What does it take to succeed in the arguably saturated sports beverage market? Find out what strategy consultant Maria Pavlidou told New Food’s Grace Galler….
Tesco has created Tesco Exchange to allow suppliers to cut down production costs and reduce food waste through donating surplus stock.
Read the latest recall roundup affecting the UK, US, and Ireland including a microbiological contamination and silica beads found in hot chocolate.
Research has revealed that during the two years leading up to the end of 2021, Brexit cost UK consumers a total of £5.8 billion in food bills.
The BRC has forecasted an “increasingly bleak” winter with food inflation increasing to 12.4 percent in November.
A study of online alcohol sales has revealed inadequacies in relation to the availability of mandatory alcohol health information and warnings.