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160 ‘sustainable’ products proceed to next stage of the Big Food Redesign Challenge
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation has announced that over 160 food products using circular economy principles are closer to reaching supermarket shelves.
BTOM: food industry trade bodies respond to new rules
In response to the implementation of the new BTOM, the Institute of Export and International Trade and the CIEH have issued statements.
The Compleat Food Group appoints Tom Riley as CFO
UK food manufacturer The Compleat Food Group (TCFG) has announced the appointment of Tom Riley as its new chief financial officer.
FDF responds to DUP scrapping post-Brexit customs checks
The FDF has released a statement responding to the DUP announcement on Northern Ireland’s return to a power sharing Government.
Second Welsh Baking Conference to be held in March
The Welsh baking industry will discuss key issues facing the sector at the second annual Welsh Baking Conference in Cardiff on 13th March.
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