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Greiner Packaging, Siegwerk and Krones partner on recycling initiative
Greiner Packaging, Siegwerk, and Krones have collaborated on a recycling initiative for direct-printed polypropylene (PP) and polystyrene (PS) cups.
Alland & Robert introduces Beyond Acacia
Promoted: Beyond Acacia is highly soluble, easier to use and saves energy, with all functional properties of gum acacia preserved.
Brown-Forman to sell US cooperage to ISCO
Brown‑Forman has announced the sale of its cooperage in Trinity, Alabama, US, to Independent Stave Company.
Benson Hill divests soy processing business for $72m
US foodtech company Benson Hill has divested its Creston, Iowa, soy processing business to White River Soy Processing (WSRP) for $72m.
Cargill expands partnership with foodtech company Enough
Cargill and Enough are expanding their partnership to further develop nutritious and sustainable alternative meat and dairy solutions.
Canned wine company The Uncommon raises £1.2m
UK-based canned wine company The Uncommon has secured £1.2m in funding from existing and new investors to support scale-up.
First Milk acquires dairy manufacturer BV Dairy
First Milk has announced the acquisition of Blackmore Vale Farm Cream, also known as BV Dairy, for an undisclosed sum.
Scientists grow cow muscle cells inside grains of rice
Scientists at Yonsei University in South Korea, have created a new type of food made from grains of rice that are packed with beef muscle and fat cells.
Hippo Harvest raises $21m for advanced greenhouse tech
Controlled environment agriculture start-up Hippo Harvest has completed a $21 million Series B funding round to develop its advanced greenhouse systems.
Nestlé announces duo of new Easter eggs
Nestlé Confectionery has announced its 2024 Easter line-up, bringing new products and popular classics to shop shelves across the UK & Ireland.
Opinion: The taste of inequality – women's challenges in the food and drink industry
From unequal pay to representation at higher levels of the industry, it is harder for women to succeed in industries that are dominated by men.
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