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- Oppo Brothers expands portfolio with chocolate-dipped frozen fruit snacks
Starting next month, Oppo Dipped will be exclusively sold in Sainsbury's stores and online through Ocado
- Nestlé's SMA brand launches multigrain cereals for babies
The two variants include: Little Steps Multigrain Cereals Oat, Barley & Wheat for babies from six months , and Little Steps Multigrain Cereals with Fruit for toddlers from 12 months. Multigrain Cereals to provide parents with the reassurance that they are giving their little one a healthy start
- Progresso launches soup drops for cold and flu season
This product launch coincides with National Soup Month, a strategic move to capitalise on increased consumer interest in comfort foods during colder months.
- Ornua appoints Dairygold’s Conor Galvin as CEO
Buggy took up the role last year as John Jordan stepped down as CEO, after 30 years with the dairy giant In the months before his transition, Galvin will work with Dairygold’s board and interim CEO Harte to
- Ornua appoints Dairygold’s Conor Galvin as CEO
Buggy took up the role last year as John Jordan stepped down as CEO, after 30 years with the dairy giant In the months before his transition, Galvin will work with Dairygold’s board and interim CEO Harte to
- Opinion: How can automation free food and beverage workers from palletising dangers?
Over an eight-hour shift, a worker could be lifting up to 8,000kgs of products, presenting a danger to including the complexity of operations, and that many manufacturers admit they still don’t know where to start On the topic of cost, it has been shown that cobots can achieve ROI in around 12 months.
- Britvic cuts over 1,000 tonnes of Co2 emissions a year with solar energy agreement
The solar site, which was commissioned last month and is now operational, will produce 3.3-gigawatt hours This has the potential to reduce up to 1,113 tonnes of carbon dioxide from Britvic's supply chain annually
- Britvic cuts over 1,000 tonnes of Co2 emissions a year with solar energy agreement
The solar site, which was commissioned last month and is now operational, will produce 3.3-gigawatt hours This has the potential to reduce up to 1,113 tonnes of carbon dioxide from Britvic's supply chain annually
- Report: European alternative protein investment hits $509m, but sector remains immature
Start-ups cannot rely on venture capital to build the plants needed to scale production, and to reap Key stats from the 2024 Alternative Protein Report Total investment: $509 million (€470 million) raised The report underscores the necessity for diverse funding mechanisms to support start-ups in scaling production Grosshans emphasised that start-ups cannot solely depend on venture capital to build the infrastructure in alternative protein innovation, with substantial government investments and a growing number of start-ups
- EU Biotech Act’s exclusion of novel foods from regulatory sandbox is a ‘missed opportunity for food innovation,’ GFI says
This would enable start-ups to request advice from regulators on the technical and scientific information adding clarity to the application process and preventing unnecessary authorisation delays by ensuring start-ups called on the Commission to build on plans to establish a pilot investment facility supporting the scale-up
- PerfectTed launches protein white chocolate matcha latte
available in Tesco and WHSmith stores, with a wider launch planned in Holland & Barrett stores next month
- Tetra Pak launches industrial bioreactor, targeting cost savings and efficiency for manufacturers
According to the company, its new Tetra Pak Bioreactor RF can enable faster start-up and up to 12% lower Tetra Pak said these features can help reduce investment costs by up to 8% compared with conventional






