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Sustainability
Interview: Tamarack lights the way with UV breakthrough that redefines milk’s potential
Bob Comstock, CEO at Tamarack Biotics, talks about the company’s recent FDA approval for TruActive process and the future of pasturisation.
Turning power into profit: The food industry’s flexible route to Net Zero
Wayne Davies, head of energy flexibility UK and Ireland from Enel X, explains how energy market participation can help firms generate revenue, reduce emissions and support the UK’s Net Zero goals.
Tate & Lyle launches regenerative agriculture programme for French corn farmers
Tate & Lyle has announced a new regenerative agriculture programme aimed at helping corn growers in France farm more sustainably.
UK government urged to invest £150m in alternative protein innovation
GFI Europe is calling on the UK government to bolster its commitment to alternative proteins by investing £150m as part of the National Food Strategy.
Clear the air: Why gas safety is vital for a sustainable food and drink industry
Adam Pope, a gas safety expert from Draeger Safety UK, explains how companies can increase their gas safety and tackle sustainability goals.
Cancer? Fertility problems? Obesity? What is the truth about PFAS?
From pesticides to packaging, chemicals infiltrate the food system at every stage. Deep Science Ventures' Harry Macpherson shares what F&B needs to know about toxic chemicals.
Diageo commits £5m to restore Scotland’s peatlands and futureproof Scotch whisky
Diageo has announced a £5 million investment over the next five years to restore up to 3,000 hectares of degraded peatland across Scotland.
Remilk and Gad Dairies launch precision-fermented ‘New Milk’ in Israel
Remilk, an Israel-based precision fermentation company producing dairy proteins without animals, has partnered with Gad Dairies to launch The New Milk – a cow-free milk alternative identical in taste and functionality to conventional dairy.
Tate & Lyle reveals targeted actions to improve performance amid 'disappointing' half-year results
Tate & Lyle has reported 'disappointing' first-half results for the six months ending 30 September 2025, as market demand weakened across key regions, particularly North America.
Made Uncommon doubles market share with acquisition of Seed & Bean, Love Cocoa and H!p
Made Uncommon, the parent company behind Coco Chocolatier, Up-Up and Otherly Oatm*lk, has announced the acquisition of three ethical chocolate brands: Seed & Bean, Love Cocoa and H!p.
Atlantic Fish Co secures $1.2m funding to advance cultivated whitefish
Food-tech start-up Atlantic Fish Co has closed its seed financing round, raising $1.2 million to accelerate development of its cultivated seafood platform.
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