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Campden BRI aims to control listeria with new survey

Campden BRI aims to control listeria with new survey

Campden BRI has begun an industry survey to gain an insight into how much control the food industry has over Listeria. Listeria monocytogenes (listeria) is a bacterium that causes an illness called listeriosis, and the new survey forms part of a new research project...

Supply chain managers issue warnings over US trade deals

Supply chain managers issue warnings over US trade deals

A hasty trade deal with the United States could weaken food standards, lower worker protections and flood the market with cheap American imports according to the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS). A survey of 1,176 UK supply chain managers by CIPS...

GCA survey quizzes suppliers on retailers

GCA survey quizzes suppliers on retailers

The Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA), Christine Tacon, is seeking experiences and views from suppliers and others in the sector on how the regulated retailers are complying with the Groceries Supply Code of Practice. By completing a survey, Tacon will be able to...

UK Brexit stance could lead to “worrying no deal” for food

UK Brexit stance could lead to “worrying no deal” for food

The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) has expressed concern that the UK’s stance and red lines for negotiations on a trade deal with the European Union (EU) could lead to a “worrying no deal” scenario for food in the United Kingdom (UK). Last week,...

Bradford food manufacturer creates 20 jobs with new warehouse

Bradford food manufacturer creates 20 jobs with new warehouse

World foods manufacturer Regal Foods is set to open a new 18,000 sq ft warehouse as part of its wider business expansion this summer, with 20 new jobs created in the process. The new warehouse is the latest addition to the business’ headquarters on Wallis Street in...

KFC Dutch branch to go meat-free for one week

KFC Dutch branch to go meat-free for one week

At one KFC store in Rotterdam, KFC Netherlands will replace all chicken with Quorn in order to celebrate the country’s 'Week Without Meat', which takes from  between 9th to 15th March. KFC is one of many major chains to add a vegan burger to its menu in a bid to meet...

Walmart in talks to sell stake in Asda

Walmart in talks to sell stake in Asda

Walmart says it is considering selling its majority stake in Asda following ‘inbound interest’ from a ‘number of interested parties’. The news comes after UK regulators rebuffed Walmart’s proposals to merge Asda with Sainsbury’s last April, a move which would have...

Food innovation director appointed at Freaks of Nature

Food innovation director appointed at Freaks of Nature

Yorkshire based desserts brand Freaks of Nature has appointed Claire Gallagher as its new director of product innovation. Having joined the company in January, Gallagher will aid the development of new products as the plant based manufacturer continues to supply major...

Aberdeenshire chef wins national seafood competition

Aberdeenshire chef wins national seafood competition

Ross Cochrane, executive chef at Rothesay Rooms in Ballater, Royal Deeside, has been announced as the winner of Seafood Scotland’s national #PrideofPlate competition.  Hundreds of voters backed the Aberdeenshire chefs winning dish which consisted of Scottish scallops,...

Weetabix refreshes manufacturing leadership team

Weetabix refreshes manufacturing leadership team

Weetabix has restructured its manufacturing leadership team, introducing two new roles following the departure of Patrick Rigby as group operations director. John Petre, previously head of technical, has been promoted to the new position of supply chain and technical...

British food standards the benchmark for trade deals, says NFU

British food standards the benchmark for trade deals, says NFU

National Farmers Union (NFU) president, Minette Batters, called on the Government to ensure Britain maintains its position as a benchmark for global animal welfare standards amid talks of potential trade deals with the US. Opening the NFU’s annual conference, Batters...

Giving up meat won’t save the planet: City Food Lecture 2020

Giving up meat won’t save the planet: City Food Lecture 2020

Professor Louise Fresco, the keynote speaker of this year's City Food Lecture, claimed that giving up meat is not the answer to the climate change crisis, before calling for more to be done on tackling global food waste. As part of her lecture entitled ‘Fish nor flesh...

FDF gives guidance on allergen-free and vegan claims

FDF gives guidance on allergen-free and vegan claims

The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has published its ‘Guidance on ‘Allergen’-Free and Vegan Claims’ report which aims to inform both the wider food industry and consumers on the difference between ‘allergen’-free claims and vegan claims.  This UK guidance report,...

View the 2026 FMT Awards review e-magazine

Find out all of the winners and finalists from the 2026 Food Management Industry Awards. The much anticipated event took place on Friday 12th June at the 5-star Royal Lancaster Hotel, London.

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The impact of El Niño on food and drink businesses

Eliot Bassett, managing director at foreign exchange and currency risk management service provider Lumon Pay, discusses how climate-related disruptions can have significant, long-lasting impacts across the global food and drink industry.

How frozen food can help bolster the resilience of our vital national food supply

Rupert Ashby, chief executive of the British Frozen Food Federation, explains why frozen food is well placed to help tackle the UK’s pressing food resilience challenges.

Grocery retail’s next evolution: the rise of ‘sentient’ stores

The next competitive advantage in grocery retail won’t come from technology alone, but from stores that can turn live data into intelligence and action, says Toby Pickard, retail futures senior partner, IGD.

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Cheese shredding solutions by Urschel

Leading cheese processors rely on optimised dicing and shredding solutions supplied by Urschel.

The Multivac Total Offer: end-to-end lifecycle support

Streamline your operations with a joined-up approach to equipment, materials and service solutions from Multivac.

Revolutionise your sterilisation: how the Static Steriflow solves real production challenges

Interfood Technology talks to Food Management Today about the Static Steriflow, engineered for versatility and reliability in food production environments.

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