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The food industry has awaited Part Two of the National Food Strategy with baited breath for months. Now that it is finally here, what does it mean for manufacturers?
New research from the Alcohol Health Alliance has revealed a distinct lack of knowledge among British consumers around nutritional and health guidelines when it comes to alcoholic drinks.
The beverage giant has also announced that it is looking into introducing a deposit return scheme for its drinks after consultations with governments in Edinburgh and Westminster.
Researchers from Japan have found a way to utilise part of the hop plant wasted during the beer brewing process, by forming cellulose nanofibers from the leftover biomass.
PepsiCo Europe says it plans to expand its range of snacks to include healthier options, and has continued to commit to guidelines around advertising to children.
Europe’s soft drinks industry says it will reduce average added sugars in its beverages by another 10 percent across Europe.
New Food recently hosted a webinar in association with Metrohm, which discussed the benefits of ion chromatography for beverage analysis with a special focus on automated inline sample preparation techniques.
This article addresses simultaneous HPLC analysis of iso-α-acids, α-acids and humulinones in the brewing process.
In an interview with two experts from Sartorius, New Food finds out more about the membrane filtration method and how daily challenges can be overcome.
New Food hears from Maria Tegman, Co-Founder of pea milk manufacturer Sproud, as she explains why dairy alternatives are so beneficial from a sustainability standpoint.
Claire Milligan of R-Biopharm Rhone examines the issue of aflatoxin M1 in milk and dairy products, and explains why it’s a problem that has not yet been solved by the food industry despite being around for a while.
The new Kerry facility will help the company achieve its ambitious climate goals, including its aim to bring sustainable nutrition to two billion people by 2030.
The drinks giant has halted its line of energy drinks in the US despite strong growth for the sector, though it still owns a majority stake in Monster.
Lord Clark ruled that Lidl “intended to benefit” from a rebrand of its Hampstead Gin, which led to William Grant and Sons (which produces Hendrick’s Gin) taking legal action against the discounter.
The canned beverage market is expected to grow significantly in the years to 2028, while the functional beverage market is also slated to increase in size.
