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Issue 92

Egg market volatility is driving bakers to innovative replacements that ensure consistent performance, flavour and sustainability.

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Issue 91

Moulding technologies are at the heart of food and beverage packaging, shaping everything from bottles and trays to reusable containers.

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Issue 90

Crunchier, healthier coatings – from crumbs to breadings and batters – are reshaping how manufacturers deliver taste and nutrition.

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Issue 89

The next wave of low and no drinks is functional, flavourful and premium – evolving beyond abstinence to offer purpose and pleasure.

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Issue 88

Delivering complexity, functionality and a strong natural narrative - supporting various areas of health including stress relief, energy and digestion.

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Issue 87

With Vitafoods 2025 fast approaching – and a new home in Barcelona – there’s a real buzz around what’s next for the nutraceuticals space.

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Issue 86

With people living longer, the demand for healthy ageing products is rising – from brain-boosting ingredients to heart-healthy innovations.

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Issue 85

Exploring the future of protein – from plant-based breakthroughs to the lab-grown innovations that are shaping tomorrow’s food.

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Issue 84

Manufacturers face a complex landscape influenced by shifting consumer preferences, health trends and innovative manufacturing solutions.

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Issue 83

We explore the new wave of colour and flavour trends set to shape the year ahead.

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Issue 82

As beer brewers embrace low- and no-alcohol options, bold new flavours and sustainable practices, FoodBev finds out what’s on tap for the future.

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Issue 81

Energy drinks are evolving beyond just a quick, sugary boost, now focusing on meeting diverse consumer needs

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Issue 80

A detailed analysis of the global market insights, trends, ingredient solutions and technologies shaping the bakery sector.

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Issue 79

FoodBev explores the new wave of premium ‘adult’ soft drinks transforming the beverage market.

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Issue 78

PET power. While plastic has a major environmental impact, with 400 million tonnes produced annually, PET packaging may offer a more sustainable alternative.

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Issue 77

Crystal clear gains. From high-protein shakes to functional waters, clear whey is revolutionising how consumers meet their nutrition requirements.

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Issue 76

Sharpening the focus. Vision and inspection technology ensures rigorous quality control, rapid identification of contaminants and potential safety hazards.

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Issue 75

Zest appeal. The sharpness of a lemon, the tang of a lime, the sweetness of an orange - citrus stands as an enduring icon in the world of flavours.

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Issue 74

Dual wellness. Discover the foods, beverages and supplements championing both women's and men's health.

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Issue 73

Cut gems. At first glance, it might just seem like frozen water, but the choice of ice in a beverage can redefine the entire experience.

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Issue 72

Monochrome marvels. Exploring the power of black and white colours in food and beverages.

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Issue 71

FoodBev’s annual Top 100 list offers an insightful exploration of the industry’s major developments from the past year.

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Issue 70

Berry beneficial. Applications for berries and drupes have evolved far beyond simple flavourings and basic nutrition.

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Issue 69

In this issue’s cover story, we speak to some of the companies targeting their sports nutrition products to a younger cohort of athletes.

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Issue 68

Meteorologists are already predicting the first ' soft heatwaves’ of the year, with the weather now well and truly entering the summer phase.

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Issue 67

Robots and artificial intelligence are helping manufacturers to streamline and optimise their operations.

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Issue 66

From climate-resistant crop crates to floating farms, FoodBev examines the creative urban developments taking place in our towns and cities.

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Issue 65

From healthy herbals to nostalgic notes, this year will see the return of bold classics and the emergence of unique flavour pairings, as FoodBev explores.

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Issue 64

As the functional confectionery market continues on its upward trajectory, gummies have cemented their place in the sector.

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Issue 63

It's been a turbulent year. As we reemerged from the lockdown restrictions imposed by Covid-19, we then entered a series of other global crises - soaring energy prices, cost-of-living pressures, inflation, extreme weather conditions, war...

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Issue 62

One size doesn't fit all. Personalised nutrition now secures a huge slice of the food and beverage market.

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Issue 61

FoodBev's annual list celebrates the highest achievers from all corners of the industry.

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Issue 60

We are experiencing some of the hottest weather we've had in the UK for...well, ever! As temperatures soar past 30°C, many of us will be making the most of the sunshine while it lasts; for others, the heat exacerbates concerns over the very real impact of climate change.

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Issue 59

Shaken & stirred. Are we entering a summer of love for RTD cocktails? FoodBev samples the latest products shaking (and stirring) the category.

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Issue 58

Ocean of opportunity. Companies in the cell-based space are recreating some of our favourite ocean fare in the lab.

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Issue 57

When two worlds collide. Nutrition and pharmaceuticals can play a complementary role when it comes to health and wellbeing.

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Issue 56

Fuelling a greener future from whisky to wine, beer to brandy, booze is big business. FoodBev caught up with the alcohol manufacturers turning to greener energy.

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Issue 55

Turning the tide on plastic pollution. Seaweed, spent grains and pea protein... FoodBev explores the new wave of biomaterials meeting sustainable packaging demands.

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