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Food security initiatives have “focused too narrowly on agriculture”
Policy Exchange has revealed that over half of food and drink manufacturers think mitigating supply chain risks is a “significant concern” for their business.
UK to join CPTPP to “establish resilient supply chains”
The UK will join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnerships in December to “boost UK economy”, said Government.
Sainsbury’s forms Egg Group to “protect supply”
UK retailer Sainsbury’s has announced a new development group which it says will “support its egg farmers” and protect the UK’s egg supply for “years to come”.
Industry collaborates to highlight benefits of food careers
IGD has unveiled a campaign which will encourage young people to pursue a career in the food industry.
University of Leeds launches £38m alternative proteins centre
The University of Leeds has revealed that it will head up a £38 million alternative protein centre over the next five years.
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