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19 January 2026
Emsland Group aims to set ‘new standard’ for vegan and vegetarian gummies with starch solution
Emsland Group has announced the launch of Emjel LC 15, a new functional starch solution aiming to transform the production of vegan and vegetarian confectionery.
19 January 2026
Olymel promotes COO Daniel Rivest to CEO as Yanick Gervais steps down
Olymel, one of Canada’s largest agri-food processors, has promoted its chief operating officer Daniel Rivest to chief executive officer, effective July 2026.
19 January 2026
Butterfly Equity acquires digital flexible packaging firm ePac
Butterfly Equity has completed the acquisition of ePac Flexible Packaging, a producer of digitally printed flexible packaging, from an investor consortium that included Amcor and Indevco North America.
19 January 2026
Recover 180 expands hydration range with two new flavours
Recover 180 has expanded its hydration range with the launch of two new flavours, Tropical Ice and Orange Cream, as the brand enters 2026.
19 January 2026
Chobani debuts limited-edition Flavor Drops creamer
Chobani has launched a limited-edition coffee creamer concept called Flavor Drops, introducing short-run, single-batch flavours designed to rotate monthly.
18 January 2026
Embracing robotics as a service (RaaS) in the food manufacturing industry
Chef Robotics explains why Robotics as a Service is gaining traction, offering food manufacturers a flexible, scalable alternative to traditional CapEx.
16 January 2026
Past the hype: Developing plant-based products that resonate beyond Veganuary
Amid changing consumer preferences and continuously evolving food trends, how can brands develop genuinely exciting plant-based products that have staying power on shelves, during Veganuary and year-round?
16 January 2026
Cheez-It introduces gluten-free crackers
Mars-owned Cheez-It has introduced its original crackers in a gluten-free version.
16 January 2026
Low taxes are keeping sugary drinks and alcohol too affordable, WHO warns
Sugary drinks and alcoholic beverages are becoming increasingly affordable in many countries due to persistently low tax rates, contributing to rising levels of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancers and alcohol-related injuries, according to new reports from the World Health Organization (WHO).
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