French supermarket fridges cyber attack: What it means for F&B
After cyber criminals took control of supermarket fridges across France, experts warn no part of the food supply chain is immune
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Environmental crime: Who could go to prison for EUDR breaches?
Serious breaches of the anti-deforestation regulation carry tough penalties
McCain stokes India ambitions by snapping up Gujarati firm
Canadian frozen food giant McCain is growing its presence in the Indian market with the acquisition of a local company.
M&S rated best for limited-edition items by UK shoppers
Marks & Spencer has been named the UK supermarket consumers rate highest for limited-edition food and drink products.
Greencore raises guidance again as it enjoys “monumental” end to 2026
Greencore has raised its profit guidance for the second consecutive quarter as it caps off a strong end to the year.
Hilton Foods restructures seafood operations as veteran executive departs
Hilton Foods’ global executive director for seafood, vegetarian and vegan is set to retire, prompting an operational reshuffle.
Whitworths invests £1.2M into its “unprocessed” meat-free mince
The dried fruit, nuts, home baking and snack products company has announced a big push for its Nutty Kitchen Supermince range as it supports a major Tesco expansion.
Ube exports have been suspended – why and what happens now?
Ube is everywhere. But as demand surges, the Philippines is taking steps to keep the value and authenticity of its purple yam at home
Pip & Nut founder credits snacking expansion for profitable year
The nut butter challenger brand has reported its first operating profit as revenue grew by 50% year-on-year. Food Manufacture hears from founder Pip Murray on the factors behind the company’s successful year.