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27 February 2026
KluraLabs raises £8m to scale packaging technology for waste reduction
UK-based materials science company KluraLabs has raised £8 million in funding to accelerate the roll-out of its packaging technology solution across global retail supply chains.
27 February 2026
PS Seasoning launches four new flavours for meat processors
PS Seasoning has unveiled four new seasoning blends aimed at commercial meat processors: Pesto Sausage, Curry Sausage, Birria Snack Stick and Candied Jalapeño Jerky.
27 February 2026
JM Smucker adds to board following engagement with Elliott
JM Smucker has appointed Woo-Sung (Bruce) Chung and David Singer to its board of directors, effective 15 April 2026.
27 February 2026
Doritos Protein brings 10g of protein to the snack aisle as brand expands into functional snacking
Doritos is entering the high-growth protein snack segment with the launch of Doritos Protein.
27 February 2026
Aqua Theon raises $13m seed round to expand marine plant-based beverage OoMee
Aqua Theon has secured a $13 million seed funding round, including $5 million directly invested into its marine plant-based drink brand, OoMee.
27 February 2026
Engineering resilience in confectionery production: Preparing for the year ahead
As the confectionery sector enters 2026, manufacturers face intensifying pressure to deliver greater product variety, cleaner labels and faster innovation without sacrificing efficiency or compliance.
27 February 2026
Mars launches $85m Impact Fund to support communities, science and pet wellbeing
Mars has unveiled a new enterprise-level philanthropic initiative, the Mars Impact Fund, committing $85 million between 2025 and 2027.
27 February 2026
PepsiCo-backed Poppi enters UK in test of ‘modern soda’ demand
PepsiCo-owned Poppi will launch five new flavours in the UK, its first global rollout since the $1.95bn deal, testing US-style modern soda demand.
26 February 2026
Beef and lamb receive 580 times more in EU subsidies than legumes, study reveals
Figures released by charity Foodrise have revealed that beef and lamb received an estimated 580 times more common agricultural policy subsidies from the European Union than legumes in 2020.
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