Application Note: How to cope in a fast-moving environment
In today’s uncertain and fast-moving world, food and beverage companies have to innovate more quickly than ever to simply exist. Siemens offers insight to help companies manage.
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In today’s uncertain and fast-moving world, food and beverage companies have to innovate more quickly than ever to simply exist. Siemens offers insight to help companies manage.
Jaclyn Bowen explains how some food manufacturers are saving money and the environment through ingredient upcycling.
New Food’s Joshua Minchin speaks to Remedy’s UK General manager, Anna Dominey, about kombucha, and finds out why the beverage is riding high on a wave of interest for fermented foodstuffs.
With the British ice cream market expected to reach a value of £3.5 billion in 2021, the iced confection sector is clearly the place to be. Jess Salamanca and Lydia Dronsfield from Banana Scoops ask why healthier ice cream is on the rise.
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.
Want a taste of what’s trending? New Food’s Editor interviews Kerry Taste & Nutrition’s Christina Matrozou to find out about the current and emerging flavour trends of 2021.
Former Premier League and international footballer International footballer Thomas 'Hal' Robson-Kanu talks about food as medicine and explains how turmeric turned his career around.
Welcome to New Food's July 2021 Application Notes supplement.
Bethan Grylls interviews Christina Bauer-Plank, Global Brand Vice President at Hellmann’s, to find out how behaviour and technology can play a major role in the food waste battle.
Lorraine Kelly of Synergy Flavours reflects on how the increased choice of plant-based products has created a new type of buyer.
HelloFresh Head Chef Andre Dupin reveals how one of the meal kit sector's leading brands stays ahead in a very competitive market.
The FDA has also adapted the “allowable ingredients” in yoghurt to include agave sweeteners and has made allowances for fortified products.
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 new industry body has red tape high up on its agenda, the reduction of which it says is crucial to growing the CBD industry in the UK.
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.