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Caffo Group to buy Valle Talloria site from Italian Wine Brands for Cinzano production

Italian Wine Brands has agreed to sell its site in Valle Talloria, Italy, to Caffo Group, for the production of Caffo’s Cinzano Italian vermouth and sparkling wine brand.

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Suntory Beverage & Food France to close La Courneuve facility

This decision is part of a broader plan that includes an investment of over €170 million by 2030 to adapt to market dynamics and address rising production costs.

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Death Wish Coffee files trademark infringement suit against Liquid Death

Death Wish Coffee Co has initiated a trademark infringement lawsuit against Liquid Death, a brand known for its edgy marketing of canned water and beverages.

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PepsiCo appoints Steve Schmitt as CFO, succeeding Jamie Caulfield

PepsiCo has announced today the appointment of Steve Schmitt as executive vice president and chief financial officer, effective November 10 2025.

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Mondi develops lightweight and more sustainable banana box packaging solution

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Spx Flow introduces SteamRecycle technology for sustainable UHT processing

Ingredients

I.T.S taps into ‘crossbreed fruit’ trend with new flavour line

Lay’s unveils brand overhaul celebrating potato heritage and cleaner ingredients

Mondi develops lightweight and more sustainable banana box packaging solution

Caffo Group to buy Valle Talloria site from Italian Wine Brands for Cinzano production

Grind and Surreal team up for protein-packed tiramisu cereal collab

Butter Bike brings stuffing-inspired peanut butter to festive spreads category

Yakult Singapore introduces its highest-concentration probiotic drink

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Nissin Foods streamlines US operations, establishes regional headquarters

Nissin Foods, the Japanese food giant behind noodle brands like Top Ramen and Cup Noodles, has announced a major organisational restructuring of its US operations.

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Cargill appoints Andrew MacPherson as CEO of Teys Beef processing business

Cargill has appointed Andrew MacPherson as the new CEO of Teys, a key player in the Australian beef processing sector.

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Opinion: How the plastics treaty’s collapse puts food security at risk

Louis Sentenac and Kinal Mehta at DSM-Firmenich’s Animal Nutrition and Health division, talk to FoodBev about what steps government and businesses can take to protect food security from plastic pollution.

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Opinion: The declining relevance of no and low

Olivia Gautier, senior principal at Verlinvest, explores how brands can maintain the low/no alcohol trend as data suggests demand is slowing.

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Fry-day feeling: Inside the crispy business of air fryers

From cult gadget to kitchen staple, the air fryer is heating up home cooking as brands battle for the crispiest crunch and cleanest cook. FoodBev explores.

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Fuelling gut health innovation: FoodBev goes inside Danone’s new OneBiome Lab

FoodBev’s Rafaela Sousa takes a closer look inside Danone’s flagship OneBiome Lab, unveiled this week in Paris-Saclay.

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Opinion: Medium-sized businesses are key to unlocking innovation

Scott Dixon, managing director of The Flava People, explains why medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are vital to unlocking innovation and the unique benefits they bring to the sector.

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World Coffee Innovation Awards: 2025 winners announced

FoodBev Media is delighted to announce the winners of this year's highly anticipated World Coffee Innovation Awards, a celebration of forward thinking and excellence within the coffee industry.

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Start-up of the month: Arborea

We speak to Julian Melchiorri, founder and CEO, and Kaly Chatakondu, global commercial director, at Arborea, a company focused on creating sustainability throughout the F&B industry.

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Opinion: How analytical science crafts the perfect pint

Paul Silcock of Thermo Fisher Scientific uncovers how advanced analytical technologies are shaping the future of brewing, giving beer makers the precision they need to deliver consistency, creativity and quality in every glass.

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Opinion: Gen Z has abandoned yogurt – How can the category win them back?

Zack Cunningham, head of category and commercial planning (dairy), explores how innovation, health trends and evolving routines are reshaping yogurt’s role across every life stage.

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Groundhog day? The EU's anti-deforestation rules delayed once more

The European Union is poised to push back the implementation of its much-anticipated anti-deforestation regulation (EUDR) yet again. FoodBev examines...

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Xylem highlights the role of DAF in food and beverage wastewater treatment

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Innovation in egg alternatives: The next generation

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Butter Bike brings stuffing-inspired peanut butter to festive spreads category

Butter Bike, the UK's challenger nut butter brand, is adding some festive flare to the spreads category with the launch of its latest seasonal line-up.

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Death Wish Coffee files trademark infringement suit against Liquid Death

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Death Wish Coffee Co has initiated a trademark infringement lawsuit against Liquid Death, a brand known for its edgy marketing of canned water and beverages.

Nestlé exits Dairy Methane Alliance

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Nestlé has confirmed its withdrawal from the Dairy Methane Action Alliance, a global initiative aimed at reducing methane emissions from dairy farming.