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- FoodBev takes a tour of Campden BRI’s UK wine lab
Last month, Campden BRI invited FoodBev’s deputy editor, Melissa Bradshaw, for a tour of its dedicated The wine lab is headed up by senior analytical chemist Robert Pride, bringing 12 years of wine industry Typically, Pride explained that producers tend to aim for a shelf life of at least six to 12 months, sometimes up to 36. Campden BRI, in partnership with AWRI, is set to be released to the wine lab’s customers in the coming months
- CO2Sustain to introduce new beverage solutions at Drinktec
lightweight PET bottles, enabling more sustainable packaging, and can prolong carbonation retention by up to two months.
- ADM expands regenerative agriculture work in India with new TechnoServe soy farming partnership
Funded by a $500,000 investment from ADM’s corporate social investment programme, ADM Cares, the 18-month The programme begins this month (May 2026), with ADM providing direction, governance and oversight, while Oilseeds and country manager for India at ADM, said: “At ADM, we believe that sustainable supply chains start
- SIG introduces aluminium-free aseptic cartons for juice products
material composed of over 80% paper, SIG aims to reduce the carbon footprint of its multi-serve cartons by up coating that safeguards against oxygen, light, moisture and aroma loss, ensuring product integrity for up to 12 months.
- Napolina responds to demand for authentic Italian home cooking with new canned Polpa tomatoes
Scratch-cooked meals now make up nearly a third of the UK’s pasta occasions, with over 10 million more product delivers a ‘sun-soaked flavour,’ promising to elevate home-cooked meals – particularly as the months
- PepsiCo-backed Poppi enters UK in test of ‘modern soda’ demand
PepsiCo-owned soda brand Poppi will launch in the UK next month, marking its first international rollout For retailers, the proposition is as much about trade-up and fixture disruption as health positioning
- Nākd. expands protein line with fruity cherry variant
Rolling out this month, the launch will debut exclusively in Sainsbury's, available as a 45g single bar Protein Cherry joins the existing line-up of Cocoa Hazelnut, Peanut Butter and Caramel, broadening the
- Saint James Iced Tea joins forces with Juicy Couture to launch new Juicy Peach flavour
He added: “From there, we teamed up with the Juicy Couture team to create a vibrant back-to-school concept Target stores across the US on 22 September, with continued national distribution planned later in the month
- All Things Butter releases new spreadable and conventional butter variants
processed foods, offering consumers a simpler alternative to existing spreadables that can contain up Both are available via Ocado this month.
- Golden Acre Foods targets families with new halal lunchbox snacks
August in time for back to school, and some of our other retail partners will follow suit in the coming months The products will be launching in Tesco stores initially, starting 11 August and rolling out throughout the month.
- McCormick outlines structure and leadership for combined Unilever Foods business
Later that month, the companies agreed a $44.8 billion transaction, which would create a combined business the exit from transitional service agreements, which are generally expected to remain in place for up to 24 months, as well as delivering anticipated synergies and developing a unified company culture.
- How dairy producers can take advantage of the cottage cheese boom
use of your existing equipment Cottage cheese isn't a ripened blue or hard cheese that takes weeks or months say that any dairy already producing fresh dairy products, like yogurt or kefir, probably has a set-up And because cottage cheese production is well-suited to modular expansion, dairy producers can start Smart dairy producers apply the same innovative thinking to production as they do to products. Raw cow’s milk in the EU contains on average 4% fat, and classic full-fat cottage cheese ends up with












