UK CEOs sound the alarm over serious supply chain vulnerabilities
A majority of UK CEOs have warned that a major supply chain shock could have catastrophic consequences for large British businesses.
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5 actions food industry wants from Burnham
Leading industry bodies tell Food Manufacture what they most want to see from Andy Burnham as he moves into No. 10 Downing Street.
Fire service reveals what caused Warburtons Burnley blaze
A large fire that broke out at Warburtons’ Burnley facility has been ruled accidental, and the cause has now been made public.
Wholebake to invest £3M in new high-speed production lines
Healthy snack manufacturer Wholebake is set to invest £3 million in the roll-out of two new high-speed production lines.
ASA bans ads by Mars and Morley’s under new HFSS rules
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has revealed the outcomes of six rulings under the government’s new HFSS ad restrictions.
UK food firms to gain greater access to Mexican market under CPTPP
British businesses are set to gain greater access to the Mexican market under enhanced Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) terms.
Experts warn against false sense of security as food inflation falls
Food and drink inflation has unexpectedly fallen to 2.2% in the year to May, down from 3% in the year to April.
Tesco using AI to drive personalised experiences for its shoppers
Tesco is entering into a “strategic AI partnership” with computer software firm, Adobe, to offer more personalised experiences to its shoppers.
Childhood obesity epidemic drives government’s drastic overhaul of school menus
The UK Government is scrapping high-sugar and deep-fried foods from school menus across the country in a bid to tackle the childhood obesity epidemic.
UK obesity epidemic: The UPF scapegoat debate
Industry experts have their say on ultra processed food and the UK’s obesity crisis.