M&S Advocates for Standardised Fibre Labelling
UK Retailer Marks & Spencer (M&S) Releases Research on Fibre Gap Among Consumers Marks & Spencer (M&S), a leading UK retailer, has unveiled a compelling...
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The Protein Brewery Receives Positive Scientific Opinion from EFSA
Today marks a pivotal development in the alternative protein sector. The first mycoprotein has successfully navigated the novel food assessment in Europe, obtaining a favorable...
Ban on Meaty Names May Be Extended to the UK
Recent efforts to enforce a ban on ‘meaty’ names for alternatives are reaching a critical point after multiple previous attempts. The EU has proposed banning...
Linda McCartney’s CEO Steps Down Immediately Amid Declining Sales
Wendy Davison has served as president and CEO of the New Jersey-based group, which includes notable brands such as Linda McCartney’s, Ella’s Kitchen, Hartley’s, and...
190 million extra servings of fibre distributed through Action on Fibre scheme
The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has recently released an update on its Action on Fibre initiative, highlighting the significant impact it has had in...
50/50 Loaf: The Ultimate Choice for White Bread Enthusiasts
The bakery ingredients supplier has conducted extensive research including ‘shopalong’ reviews, focus groups, and online surveys to gauge public perception of grains and seeds in...
SIG aims to increase the ratio of fibre in its aseptic cartons.
SIG is committed to continuously improving its aseptic cartons by significantly increasing the fibre content to over 90%, making them more suitable for paper recycling....
A Danish initiative aims to convert waste from fish farming into algae that is high in fiber and umami flavor for use in the food industry.
The SeaFree project, funded by Innovation Fund Denmark with €1.9m, aims to create a closed, sustainable cycle on land that upcycles residual nutrients and CO2...