Manufacturers

A new era of premium chocolate emerges

A new era of premium chocolate emerges

By Elizabeth Crawford

As consumers redefine premium chocolate through taste, ethics and wellness, everyday indulgence is replacing special-occasion luxury – opening the door for brands and retailers to grow margins, build loyalty and differentiate in a tightening,...

How to turn ingredient chaos into market advantage

How to turn ingredient chaos into market advantage

By Gill Hyslop

Cocoa’s up, eggs are unpredictable and consumers still want it all. Ardent Mills’ Matt Schueller reveals how data – not luck – is driving the next wave of bakery innovation

Coke sweetened with cane sugar to launch in the US this fall

Coke sweetened with cane sugar to launch in the US this fall

By Rachel Arthur

Coca-Cola confirms a cane sugar sweetened Coke will launch in the US in a matter of weeks: but as an additional option in its existing portfolio rather than a reformulation of the flagship drink. From Diet Coke to Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, we take a look at...

Food prices continue to climb

Food prices continue to climb

By Bethan Grylls

The Labour Government have come under fire following an unexpected rise in inflation, with several food and drink commodities hitting double digits.

Kellogg, Kraft and the great snackland shuffle

The snackdown

Kellogg, Kraft and the great snackland shuffle

By Gill Hyslop

Just days apart, two titanic moves hit the global food sector like a double espresso: Ferrero snapped up WK Kellogg Co for $3.1 billion; and Kraft Heinz revealed plans to spin off its grocery arm in a $20 billion restructuring

The rise and fall of England’s HFSS crackdown

The rise and fall of England’s HFSS crackdown

By Gill Hyslop

In a sweeping reversal of Conservative-era health policy, Labour has scrapped the planned ban on multibuy deals for HFSS products, marking a shift from state intervention to voluntary industry-led reform