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Welsh food to be showcased at trade show
Welsh food suppliers will take part in the Blas Cymru/Taste Wales – Meet the Buyer event, with buyers invited to meet the nation’s food and drink innovators.
Tesco reports group profit of £1.6bn for H1 2025/26
UK supermarket Tesco has published its interim results for 2025/2026, achieving a 1.5% increase in its operating profit.
HFSS restrictions come into force
Legislation restricting multibuy promotions on foods high in fat, sugar and salt has come into force, with restrictions applying to large retailers and online shops.
UK food industry tells new PM to “act immediately” on cost increases
Trade bodies from across the UK food industry have welcomed the appointment of Liz Truss as new British PM, but stressed the need for action on current cost pressures.
FDF Scotland publishes plan to prevent further price increases
The Food and Drink Federation Scotland has outlined a seven-point plan which it claims will support the food and drink industry by helping it avoid further increases to the cost of food.
Aldi becomes latest retailer to scrap best before dates from fresh fruit and veg lines
Aldi has announced plans to remove best before dates from around 60 of its own brand products in a bid to help tackle food waste in homes.
Arla Foods predicts decline in production as dairy prices rise
Arla Foods has warned that global milk production is expected to decline further and contribute to sustained high dairy prices.
Government launches nationwide consultation on bread and flour regulations
A UK-wide consultation on proposed amendments to the Bread and Flour Regulations 1998, which requires the addition of certain nutrients to non-wholemeal wheat flour to protect public health, has been launched by the government.
Decisions must be made on energy shortages, says president of NFU Scotland
NFU Scotland president Martin Kennedy has called on the UK government to make a decision regarding the current energy shortages that will benefit food suppliers and the wider UK supply chain.
UK food and drink exports pass pre-pandemic levels
Exports to both EU and non-EU markets have exceeded pre-Covid levels for the first time in the first half of 2022, according to new figures released by the Food and Drink Federation.
Ongoing risk of Listeria associated with ready to eat smoked fish, says FSA
Food Standards Scotland, the UKHSA and the Food Standards Agency are reinforcing their advice to vulnerable groups of consumers in relation to the risks of Listeria monocytogenes infection which, in some cases, is claimed to be linked to ready to eat smoked fish.
Confusion surrounding plastic packaging tax remains
Packaging data services provider Ecoveritas claims a widespread lack of understanding and accurate data is why less than 5% of HMRC’s estimated number of registrations to pay the new tax on plastic packaging signed up.
Scottish Bakers calls on government to back businesses amid production cost pressures
Scottish Bakers, which supports the bakery trade throughout Scotland, has written to Holyrood and Westminster politicians to ask for financial support for businesses affected by rising production costs.
Asda becomes latest retailer to ditch best before labels
Asda is the latest UK retailer to remove ‘best before’ labels across a range of fresh produce, including 200 fruit and vegetable products.
British CO2 plant announces it will close production
CF Fertilisers UK has announced that it will temporarily halt ammonia production at its Billingham Complex due to “uneconomical” market conditions.
Women In Meat Industry Awards Friday voting deadline approaching
Following a record level of nominations for this year’s Women In Meat Industry Awards, the final deadline for voting is this Friday August 26th.
Princes UK commits to 100% MSC-certified sustainable tuna sourcing
Princes has revealed plans to source and sell 100% of its UK Princes branded tuna from Marine Stewardship Council certified sustainable fisheries by the end of 2025.
FSA consumer study records reduced consumption of meat alternatives
The Food Standards Agency’s latest consumer survey has found around a fifth of respondents no longer eat meat alternatives and just over a third confirmed they had never eaten products of that category.
Frozen food can reduce waste and grocery bills, says BFFF boss
Commenting on the launch of the British Frozen Food Federation’s first annual campaign, CEO Rupert Ashby said that the company is encouraging consumers to buy more frozen food by demonstrating how they can reduce food waste and save money.
Obituary: Sir David Samworth CBE DL
Food Management Today is sad to report the passing of Sir David Samworth, founder and life president of UK food manufacturer Samworth Brothers.
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