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  • Rude Health launches new ‘luxury barista’ alt-milk range ahead of festive season

    new premium barista milk alternative range, debuting in two varieties – pistachio and hazelnut – this month “Our new range delivers on this, stepping up to match premiumisation in the coffee aisle.”

  • Absolut expands range with three new flavours

    Pernod Ricard -owned Absolut has expanded its vodka line-up with a trio of new flavours across three The new product, which offers notes of mango and peach, will launch in Germany this month.

  • Vybey expands brain-boosting beverage portfolio with nootropic coffee alternative

    The brand’s new Braincare Smart Focus beverage is a medicinal mushroom-based brew, available in cacao The result of his innovation, Braincare Smart Focus, contains lion’s mane mushroom for improved concentration The product is launching to retailers and wholesalers in the UK this month following a three-month ‘soft

  • Nestlé faces criticism for added sugar in infant milk sold in poorer nations

    intended for use for infants aged one and above, and Cerelac, a cereal aimed at children aged between six months sugar – nearly 4g per serving on average, equal to roughly a sugar cube – targeted at babies from six months "All added sugars (sucrose and glucose syrup) are being phased out of our growing up milks for young children above 12 months worldwide.

  • Suntado opens vertically integrated dairy processing plant in Idaho, US

    The company expects the facility to be commercially ready this month – at which point it will be able to process up to 1 million lbs of local milk per day into shelf-stable and extended shelf life (ESL) I’m energised by the fact that we’ve built this plant from the ground up, creating a secure, locally

  • Hotel Chocolat introduces limited-edition drinking chocolates for January 2025

    is a returning favorite, combines real raspberries with 45% Nutmilk chocolate, creating a balance of tartness aligns with current consumer trends favouring at-home beverage preparation, particularly during colder months limited-edition drinking chocolates are now available exclusively to Hotel Chocolat’s VIP Me members starting

  • Diageo India invests Rs 45 crore in craft and innovation hub

    The hub will span four acres and, when fully operational, will produce 20,000 cases a month and offer She continued: "Our hub will serve as an incubator for select start-ups, providing them with sophisticated

  • Sprinkles Chocolate launches Cupcake Bites and expands seasonal offerings

    These products will be available on Amazon and at Sprouts locations starting this month.

  • Baby steps: The rise of plant-based infant nutrition

    The company is set to introduce its first infant formula designed for infants aged six months and above Currently, the brand only offers formula for toddlers aged 12 months and older. TurtleTree, a US-based biotech start-up, is pioneering animal-free proteins using precision fermentation Eat your greens As babies start transitioning to solid foods, Whittaker advises that parents should be enough to be grasped to allow for a self-feeding experience, which helps babies to develop their hand-to-mouth

  • UK temporarily bans EU meat and dairy imports to halt disease

    from bringing meat and dairy products into Great Britain from the EU to curb the spread of Foot and Mouth Offending goods will be seized and destroyed, and travellers may face fines of up to £5,000. Zeichner, said: “This government will do whatever it takes to protect British farmers from foot and mouth

  • Waitrose to open 100 convenience stores in £1bn investment plan

    British supermarket giant Waitrose has revealed plans to open up to 100 convenience shops across the billion over the next three years into new stores and improvements to 150 existing shops, which make up Maidenhead) will be used to trial new services, product offerings and concept upgrades over the next 12 months

  • Kelpi secures £4.3m investment for seaweed-based packaging solutions

    This coating is compostable, recyclable and marine-safe, breaking down completely in a matter of months Kelpi CEO Neil Morris said: “This landmark investment enables Kelpi to scale up our pioneering work and Their technology has immense commercial potential and we’re excited to be backing the company to scale up

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