Why reducing sugar for families is a business opportunity worth embracing
Lower sugar doesn’t have to mean low taste or low sales - Rachel Kettlewell, founder of Fearne & Rosie, argues the case for reformulation and reinvention.
Archives for July 3, 2025
Green Claims Directive not withdrawn but hanging in the balance
Following major confusion after a shock announcement last month, the European Commission has clarified it has not withdrawn the Green Claims Directive but will do so if microenterprises are not removed from its scope.
Plastic contamination sparks recall of chicken sold in Aldi
BM Foods is recalling a chicken product sold in Aldi because it has been contaminated with pieces of plastic.
Co-op bolsters craft beer range
Co-op has secured partnerships with seven UK small breweries in order to bolster its in-store craft beer offering.
Iceland pilots ‘barn eggs’ amid pressure over caged hen egg sales
Iceland has announced plans to pilot the sale of RSPCA assured ‘barn eggs’ in 35 stores from 3 July.
Salmonella sparks Compleat Food Group recall
The Compleat Food Group is recalling two scotch egg products because they have been contaminated with Salmonella.
2,000 cans a minute: Inside Coca-Cola’s Sidcup bottling powerhouse
Food manufacture steps inside Coca-Cola Europacific Partners’ (CCEP) south-east London facility in Sidcup to find out more about its recent investments into machinery and people.