Snacks

Kellogg's new R&D facilities in the Belgium are at the

Kellogg: Belgian R&D facility to strengthen EU ties

By Annie-Rose Harrison-Dunn

Kellogg's says its new food science research and development facility in the Leuven Bio-Incubator in the Belgium will drive the company forward in terms of innovation and strengthen its existing ties with the European market.

New range of Cheddar flavouring solutions

Cheddar flavour with kick

By Lorraine Mullaney

Identifying a growing demand for authentic mature Cheddar taste and aroma profiles led Synergy to develop a range of Cheddar flavour solutions that offer performance advantages over block cheese.

Bye said even in the firm's Northern heartlands there was a massive distribution to be won on the brand

Full-scale turnaround for Seabrook crisps

By Gary Scattergood

Former Vimto boss Jonathan Bye has halted Bradford-based Seabrook Crisps' decline and set the firm on a new course, reports Gary Scattergood

KP Snacks take a trip down memory lane with re-launch of old favorite Discos

Discos comeback: KP Snacks revamps old favorite

By Annie-Rose Harrison-Dunn

KP Snacks has announced its plans to revamp old favorite Discos, but in an increasingly saturated snack market can brands rely solely on the nostalgia factor?

Can ramen be the saviour with food security in the soup

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Can ramen be the saviour with food security in the soup

By RJ Whitehead

If you were asked to list Japan’s biggest export concepts, what would you say? Undoubtedly consumer electronics would be there; cars too - after all, the country has made the production of complex goods into an art form, regardless of the weight of the...

Money conscious consumers choose

Butterkist bagging on 'big night in' may not pay off, says analyst

By Annie-Rose Harrison-Dunn

Butterkist’s promotional partnership with Universal aims to tap into the “big night in” consumer trend during times of economic difficulty, but one analyst doubts this tactic is enough in an increasingly competitive market.

Premium crisp maker Tyrrells was founded in 2002 by farmer Will Chase

Tyrrells sold for £100M

By Rod Addy

Investcorp has bought crisp firm Tyrrells today (August 1) for £100M in what represents a rare foray into the food and drink manufacturing sector for the self-styled alternative investment company.

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