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New UK report calls for sugar and salt tax on food products

New UK report calls for sugar and salt tax on food products

A new report recommends that the UK government extends its sugar tax beyond soft drinks to cover all types of foods.

Agrana closes two sugar factories in Austria and Czech Republic

Agrana closes two sugar factories in Austria and Czech Republic

Agrana has announced the closure of two sugar plants in Leopoldsdorf, Austria, and Hrušovany, Czech Republic, with immediate effect.

McCormick introduces limited-edition finishing sugars for seasonal baking and beverages

McCormick introduces limited-edition finishing sugars for seasonal baking and beverages

McCormick has launched six limited-edition Holiday Finishing Sugars, designed to cater to the growing consumer interest in festive baking.

Tip of the  tongue: Exploring the role of oral disintegration products

Tip of the tongue: Exploring the role of oral disintegration products

FoodBev explores the benefits of oral disintegration technology, including its ease of use, rapid absorption and versatility.

Bunge to sell ownership share in Brazilian sugar and bioenergy business

Bunge to sell ownership share in Brazilian sugar and bioenergy business

Bunge has entered into definitive agreements to sell its 50% share in BP Bunge Bioenergia to BP, its joint venture partner.

Little Bites Snacks launches lower sugar muffins

Little Bites Snacks launches lower sugar muffins

Bimbo Bakeries USA-owned brand Little Bites has added its 'first-ever' lower sugar muffins within its baked snacks range.

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

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

Nestlé adds sugar and honey to infant milk and cereal products sold in many poorer countries, a report by investigative organisation Public Eye, has found.

Research links sweetened drinks to irregular heart rhythm

Research links sweetened drinks to irregular heart rhythm

A new research study has suggested a 20% higher risk of irregular heart rhythm, known as atrial fibrillation, among adults who consume two litres or more of artificially sweetened beverages per week.

The answer to safe and sustainable sugar syrup disinfection

The answer to safe and sustainable sugar syrup disinfection

Promoted: Julien Puech, UV expert at Xylem + Evoqua, explains the challenges disinfection for sugar syrup faces and how UV technology holds the answer.

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