Environmentally conscious consumers want to see change
Globally, 16 percent of people are making an effort to reduce their impact on the environment, a survey from Kantar reports.
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Globally, 16 percent of people are making an effort to reduce their impact on the environment, a survey from Kantar reports.
Love our latest issue of New Food? Want to know a bit more about what to expect before reading? Listen as New Food’s Editor takes you through issue 4, picking out some of her favourite parts.
New Food Magazine catches up with some of the visitors and exhibitors at the 2019 Kent County Show.
Just 14 percent of England's rivers meet EU pollution guidelines, but Dave Garton, MD at wastewater treatment specialist, Atana, says this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Should the UK be cutting its beef consumption to reduce gas emissions and tackle climate change? No, says the NFU.
Sustainable gin could become a reality after project receives funding to investigate potential conversion of distillery.
A new range of Organic SoyLife Complex soy isoflavones is being released to fulfill demand for organic products.
Companies looking to bring cell-based/cultured meat, poultry and seafood to restaurants and retail shelves in the US have formed an alliance.
With deforestation and depleting resources at the forefront of the coffee-growing industry, Dr. Sylvain Charlebois explores how synthetic lab-produced coffee is developing as an alternative.
Darcy Simonis, Food and Beverage Segment Network Leader at ABB, outlines the areas of manufacturing prone to food waste, and how they can be optimised to help tackle the issue.
A new study from the Ohio State University has found that Americans discard of a lot more food than they realise, due to aspects such as ambiguous date labels on packages.
With more than one billion tonnes of food wasted every year and a growing global population, devising ways to combat food waste is of the utmost important. Darcy Simonis, Food and Beverage Segment Network Leader at ABB, believes frozen foods hold the answer.
Aldi is set to become the first UK supermarket to remove plastic packaging on multipacks of tinned tuna and replace it with a sustainable alternative.
As the discussion around plastic packaging and climate change continues, Susan Brownlow takes a look at some innovative alternatives and the state of our current recycling processes.
Food industry insiders have met to focus on how to sustainably feed a global population of almost ten billion people in 2050.