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Researchers at European universities found that the treatment of animals takes precedence over sustainability in driving consumer purchasing decisions.

Microbiologists from Cardiff University in Wales, UK, are brewing a new beer using extracts found in killer bees from Namibia.

Shannon O’Shields, vice president of marketing at Rubix Foods, offers insight into Gen Z's impact on the food and beverage flavour industry.

Food companies use bright colours and cartoon characters in an ‘unethical’ effort to manipulate children into wanting junk food, a Bite Back report claims.

An investigation revealed that companies sourcing cocoa from Côte d'Ivoire are contributing to the destruction of forests in neighbouring Liberia.

The UK Flavour Association invited FoodBev to its London Flavour Day 2024 at the Wellcome Collection on 8 April, bringing together industry experts to explore the critical role of flavour in our food.

New research from the Pesticide Action Network (PAN) has found that many UK fruits and vegetables contain per- and poly-fluoroalkyl (PFAS) pesticides.

New research from data analytics firm GlobalData suggests that brands are launching retro-inspired products and packaging in response to increasing consumer nostalgia.

Consumers across Europe are shifting their beverage preferences, turning away from traditional alcoholic drinks towards a range of healthier options.

A new research study has suggested a 20% higher risk of irregular heart rhythm, known as atrial fibrillation, among adults who consume two litres or more of artificially sweetened beverages per week.

The Portman Group's sixth annual survey reveals a significant rise in the preference for low- and no-alcohol alternatives among UK consumers.

In the world of F&B products targeted at children, balancing on-pack appeal for both parents and kids poses ongoing challenges for brand owners. Scott Mason, head of strategy at brand design agency StormBrands, tells us more.