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Yoshihiko Hani, publisher of Beverage Japan, and Steve Galloway, of Galloway & Associates, highlight some of the stand-out beverage innovations recently launched in the Japanese market.

UK plant-based food brand Gosh! has unveiled a new range of vegetable croquettes, responding to demand for at-home premium sharing occasions.

Andritz has introduced a new generation of small-scale spray dryers, designed to help manufacturers bridge the gap between laboratory trials and industrial-scale operation.

UK manufacturer BakeAway has launched a new ready-to-bake cookie dough brand, Doh!, aiming to bring bakery-style treats to consumers’ own kitchens.

Red Bull UK has announced its latest seasonal flavour innovation: Summer Edition Citrus Zest, available in retail now.

ADM research and development chefs Philipp Weiler and Amay Borle share several key themes for 2026 and beyond that create opportunities for savoury innovation.

UK dairy brand All Things has today announced a multi-million-pound investment led by The Equity Studio.

GEA has introduced the GSE 150 CPR, a separator designed to clarify pulp-rich citrus juices in medium-capacity operations while maintaining process stability under fluctuating solids loads and reducing juice losses.

As manufacturers move toward data-driven validation, MGC's Atsushi Sugimoto explores how advanced tech is redefining ingredient safety and quality standards.

Microbial contamination might not grab headlines like inflation or UPFs, but for F&B manufacturers it remains one of the most persistent threats to product quality, says Hygiena's Eric Stevens.

This year’s results signify a transformative shift in the industry, defined by a profound commitment to health, transparency, and the resolution of complex, systemic global challenges.

UK savoury pastry brand Higgidy has tapped into the protein boom with the launch of two new lines: protein-boosted Scone Bites, and Savoury Potato Frittatas.