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UPF labelling legislation advances in US Senate committee

UPF labelling legislation advances in US Senate committee

The US Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) has advanced legislation that would require ‘warning’ labels on ‘ultra-processed’ packaged foods (UPFs) in a bid to improve children’s health across the nation.

Lactalis Australia fined over alleged misleading fresh milk claims

Lactalis Australia fined over alleged misleading fresh milk claims

Lactalis Australia has been fined AUD $59,400 (approx. $41,000) in penalties by the country’s competition regulator, after allegedly making misleading claims in the labelling of two of its milk products.

EU Parliament backs new Farmer Protection Rules and tightens meat labelling standards

EU Parliament backs new Farmer Protection Rules and tightens meat labelling standards

The European Parliament has approved a significant package of reforms aimed at strengthening farmers’ position in the food supply chain, enhancing income stability and introducing stricter rules on meat-related labelling across the European Union. MEPs voted overwhelmingly in favour of the measures, with 560 votes supporting the legislation, 75 against, and 25 abstentions. The reforms are designed to ensure that food prices more accurately reflect production costs, while providing farmers...

EU agrees to ban animal-associated names for plant-based products

EU agrees to ban animal-associated names for plant-based products

EU negotiators have agreed to go ahead with a ban on the use of animal-associated names for plant-based products, restricting 31 words in total including ‘chicken’ and ‘steak’.

Milking it? How the Oatly Supreme Court judgment will influence branding in the plant-based sector

Milking it? How the Oatly Supreme Court judgment will influence branding in the plant-based sector

On 11 February 2026, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in the long-running Dairy UK v Oatly AB case, unanimously dismissing Oatly’s appeal and finding that Oatly’s trade mark 'Post Milk Generation' was invalid.

Major food groups drop Nutri-Score labels in Germany after tougher scoring rules take effect

Major food groups drop Nutri-Score labels in Germany after tougher scoring rules take effect

Several multinational companies, including PepsiCo, Alpro and Costa, have withdrawn products from Germany’s voluntary Nutri-Score front-of-pack labelling system.

GRAS reform and UPF definition among key focus areas highlighted in new MAHA strategy

GRAS reform and UPF definition among key focus areas highlighted in new MAHA strategy

The Make America Healthy Again Commission has unveiled the new Make Our Children Healthy Again Strategy – a plan aiming to tackle chronic disease in American children.

Lidl GB rolls out ‘Live Well’ initiative to help consumers choose healthy and planet-friendly products

Lidl GB rolls out ‘Live Well’ initiative to help consumers choose healthy and planet-friendly products

Lidl GB has introduced a new labelling initiative, ‘Live Well,’ across its own-label products, helping consumers to identify products that are healthy ‘for both people and the planet’.

Quorn removes artificial ingredients from core frozen ingredients range

Quorn removes artificial ingredients from core frozen ingredients range

UK meat alternatives brand Quorn has removed artificial ingredients from its best-selling frozen products, aiming to shift consumer perceptions of the category.

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