The latest news, trends, analysis, interviews and podcasts from the global food and beverage industry
Full closure: Innovations in the caps and closures industry
We explore the latest developments, including sustainable materials and designs that reflect the transition to better packaging solutions.
Opinion: 9 things food manufacturers should know about recall communications
Roger Hancock, CEO of Recall InfoLink, outlines nine strategies for managing recall communications.
Research: Health claims drive purchasing decisions among younger consumers
A recent survey conducted by ingredient supplier Prinova indicates that health claims on F&B packaging influence purchasing decisions.
Opinion: Canned premium drinks are setting new standards
Tim Conybeare, chairman of The Can Makers, takes a look at the evolving landscape of sustainable packaging in the canned drinks market.
Blue revolution: A deep dive into cultured seafood
As the world grapples with food sustainability, cell-based seafood emerges as a promising innovation. The Cell Base unpacks...
Unveiling the future of food: World Food Innovation Awards 2025
The World Food Innovation Awards 2025 dates have been announced.
Collaboration is king: The rise of food and beverage brand fusions
As brands seek to capture new markets, we are witnessing a growing trend of hybrid products that blend both food and drink.
Brewing tomorrow: The coffee sector is experiencing a 'fourth wave'
As coffee culture evolves, Ashley Palmer-Watts, chef and co-founder of Artisan Coffee Co, explores the future of brewing.
Opinion: The transformative power of IoT in agritech and smart farming
Paul Marshall, chief commercial officer at Eseye, provides insights into the current trends, challenges and future possibilities with IoT.
September 2024 Crunchtime poll: Specialised nutrition
This month, the topic is 'Specialised nutrition'. Cast your vote for a sub-topic now!
Research: Environmental case for vertical farming strengthens as study shows potential benefits for agriculture
A new study from the Universities of Surrey and Aberdeen has revealed that vertical farming could have significant benefits.