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Three US agencies release national strategy to combat food waste
The FDA, the USDA and the EPA are collaborating to achieve a more sustainable future aiming to reduce food loss and waste in the U.S. by 50% by 2030.
Insane Grain launches 'Insane Kane' sorghum-based crisps
Insane Grain has launched a brand-new crisp product, Insane Kane Strikin' Hot Crisps, in partnership with footballer Harry Kane.
Ferrero debuts new seasonal range of festive themed treats
Ferrero has announced the debut of a seasonal treats range, which features new products ranging from chocolates to candy and cookies.
Food Ingredients Europe 2023: In review
Review: Fi Europe took place in Frankfurt, Germany, this year, offering three days of in-person exhibitions from global food and beverage brands.
Aldi releases Specially Selected flavoured butters
Supermarket chain Aldi has released two flavoured butters under its Specially Selected-owned brand.
Bezos Earth Fund commits $57m in grants to tackle climate change
The Bezos Earth Fund has committed $57m in food-related grants targeting climate change and biodiversity loss.
Ardent Mills unveils new ESG strategy
Flour milling and ingredient company Ardent Mills has announced its new environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy, ‘Nourish: Intention & Impact’.
Opinion: Tracking the top trends in sustainability
Here, we take a closer look at these “less-talked-about” sustainability trends and how manufacturers are catering to evolving buying behaviours.
The Kraft Heinz Not Company launches plant-based mac and cheese
The Kraft Heinz Not Company has launched Kraft NotMac&Cheese, the brand’s first-ever plant-based mac and cheese in the US.
Diageo partners with EcoSpirits on new circular packaging solution
Diageo has announced a global agreement with circular economy technology company ecoSpirits, establishing a flexible framework for piloting and scaling circular packaging.
Research: Raising frozen food temperature by three degrees can slash carbon emissions
A new study has found that raising the standard temperature of most frozen foods by just three degrees could cut 17.7 million tonnes of CO2 emissions per year.
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