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Miyoko’s Creamery unveils new dairy-free jalapeño cheese spread
US plant-based dairy brand Miyoko’s Creamery has unveiled its latest innovation, Jalapeño Plant Milk Cheese Spread.
Lantmännen receives €50m EIB loan for new pea protein facility
Lantmännen has been granted a €50m loan from the European Investment Bank to co-finance a new pea protein production facility.
Sensient unveils new clean label alternative to Blue 1 colour
Sensient has unveiled a new clean label alternative to the synthetic FD&C Blue 1 dye, amid rising demand for natural colour solutions.
Fam Stumabo presents Yuran Hytec 300 EC cutting machine for meat and alt-proteins
Fam Stumabo's latest model of its Yuran Hytec 300 cutting machine for meat and alt-proteins features an integrated exit conveyor.
Goodmills Innovation develops new wheat and fava bean protein texturate
Goodmills Innovation has developed a new wheat and fava bean protein claimed to offer an ‘amazingly close to meat-like’ texture.
UK government invests £1.4m in expanding precision fermentation expertise
The UK has invested £1.4m into a new innovation hub, aiming to enable the Food Standards Agency to broaden its expertise in new food-tech.
#8 Crunchtime podcast: Exploring the impact of the new C-Label and F-Label
We explore the impact of V-Label's new certifications for foods made with advanced cell cultivation and fermentation technologies.
Ocean's bounty: Why algae are the next big thing in food
The F&B industry is embracing algae innovation, from seaweed that sizzles like bacon to algae oils, and sustainability packaging.
Vybey enters snacking category with plant-based protein bar range
Scottish nutrition brand Vybey has expanded into the snacking category, launching a new range of plant-based protein bars. The new...
Alpro UK switches to 100% British oats, supported by major investment
Alpro UK has announced a multi-million-pound investment in bringing 100% British oats to its oat beverages.
Study proposes new model for targeted fibre diets
Researchers at RMIT University in Australia have unveiled a new study proposing a more nuanced classification of dietary fibres.
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