6 April 2018
Will the FDA reshape the landscape for food health claims?
There may be an earthquake coming to the world of health claims in the US, courtesy of a surprisingly activist Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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6 April 2018
Is Nestle turning defence into offence?
A2 Milk has grown rapidly to become one of New Zealand's largest companies by market capitalisation, with a key factor in its expansion being the success it has had selling its infant...
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3 April 2018
The non-dairy milk market goes pea-shaped
When it comes to non-dairy milk, there is more choice than ever from retailers.
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29 March 2018
Easter eggs: novelty twists in the UK
To maintain consumers’ interest in Easter chocolate eggs, some confectionery companies and supermarkets are developing unusual shapes for this chocolate product.
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29 March 2018
Dairy products go high in fibre
In recent years, the high protein trend has led innovation in the dairy category. Containing casein and whey, dairy products are considered a source of high-in-quality proteins.
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26 March 2018
Increasing demand for calorie labelling for takeaways and restaurants
More than three-quarters of consumers surveyed by a poll for Diabetes UK believe all restaurants, takeaway and cafés should display calorie information on their menus.
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20 March 2018
How Unilever is capitalising on the dairy-free trend
From this month, Britain’s tea-loving dairy-avoiders and vegans will be able to enjoy their cuppa with a new tea specifically designed to be blended with non-dairy milk.
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19 March 2018
Hidden sugars: when is healthy not so healthy?
Kraft Heinz has just been found guilty of misleading consumers with its so-called healthy toddler snack – Little Kidz Shredz – which was found to contain over two-thirds sugar, albeit...
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19 March 2018
Farmers take on Veganuary with Februdairy
An attempt by the dairy industry to counter Veganuary via a social media campaign sparked fierce resistance on social media.
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19 March 2018
The chocolate industry moves towards 100% sustainability
The global chocolate industry is worth $92bn and is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 3.97% between 2016 and 2021, according to GlobalData.