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"Trust me, I'm a food brand": The difference between 'performed authenticity' and real consumer trust

"Trust me, I'm a food brand": The difference between 'performed authenticity' and real consumer trust

Ben Martin, founder and director of Royal Flush Creative, asks what food and drink brands actually need to do to earn consumer trust in this exclusive opinion piece.

The protein boom moves onto the plate: Opportunities for the ready meal category

The protein boom moves onto the plate: Opportunities for the ready meal category

James Laithwaite, co-founder and COO of FuelHub, explores how the protein boom is shaping the ready meal category.

Opinion: Food system resilience starts with everyday food

Opinion: Food system resilience starts with everyday food

As tomorrow's World Food Day 2026 highlights the importance of innovation in food systems, Strong Roots' Emma Curtis argues that improving consumers' everyday favourites is a powerful lever for building a more sustainable and resilient future.

What's holding back traceability in tea and coffee in 2026?

What's holding back traceability in tea and coffee in 2026?

Finlays' Tom Blackwall explores how traceability in tea and coffee has moved from a sustainability differentiator to a business-critical capability.

Opinion: Recycled fibre belongs on the shelf, not the side line

Opinion: Recycled fibre belongs on the shelf, not the side line

Krzysztof Krajewski, chief sustainability and innovation officer at RDM Group, argues that true circularity starts at the design stage – with recycled fibre treated not as an afterthought, but as a credible, high-value material for food packaging.

What Italian aperitivo culture can teach the global 'low and no' alcohol market

What Italian aperitivo culture can teach the global 'low and no' alcohol market

Italian F&B innovation specialist Riccardo Astolfi argues that Italy’s aperitivo culture offers a useful lesson for manufacturers: build for the drinking occasion first.

Small portions, bigger impact: Engineering the next generation of nutrient-dense foods

Small portions, bigger impact: Engineering the next generation of nutrient-dense foods

ChemBizR's Shivani Nainwal explores how the industry is rethinking how portion size, satiety, energy and sensory performance work together.

Trust, but verify: Why AI defect detection needs the same validation rigour as any other critical control point

Trust, but verify: Why AI defect detection needs the same validation rigour as any other critical control point

Food safety and quality assurance manager Santoshi Muriki argues that if AI is doing the job of a critical control point, it needs to be validated like one.

Don’t go chasing generations:  How alcohol brands can build for influence across all ages

Don’t go chasing generations: How alcohol brands can build for influence across all ages

Thomas Holliday, strategy director at Design Bridge and Partners, argues that the strongest brands will be those that evolve their heritage instead of reinventing themselves.

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