All Europe articles – Page 13
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NewsWearable tech could reveal the quality of coffee
Researchers in Italy have trialled a novel form of technology which registers emotional response to coffee, which they say removes bias.
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Article
A few things to consider over your next cup of coffee
Professor Chris Elliott ruminates on the part his morning coffee plays global GHG emissions and asks how we can work with this huge sector to become more sustainable.
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ReportFood Integrity Global to gather industry titans in Amsterdam
This year, New Food’s Food Integrity Global conference will be taking place in the heart of Europe! Be the first to find out speakers here…
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NewsIs this food additive linked to an increased risk of coeliac disease?
French and Canadian researchers suggest E551, a common food additive, may increase the risk of coeliac disease in those predisposed to the auto-immune condition.
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NewsBiosensor developed to test freshness of meat
A team of scientists have created a biosensor using graphene electrodes modified by zinc oxide nanoparticles to measure meat freshness.
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ArticleEmpowering our food system in the European Year of Skills
Dr Maarten van der Kamp explains why harnessing education and skills in the agrifood sector could transform the future food system.
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ArticleIs 2024 the year of health-conscious pancakes?
This Pancake Day, Elliot Cantrell, Head of NPD at Bakeaway outlines how food businesses can tap into the growing demand for free-from products while addressing health, taste, sustainability, and convenience.
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PodcastEpisode 48: Did COP28 deliver? Part Two with Sam Fulton
Food to Go returns with more analysis of COP28 and its true impact on the food and beverage industry.
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ArticleEFRA Chair raises "serious concerns" over new Brexit checks
Chair of EFRA, Sir Robert Goodwill shares “serious concerns” regarding biosecurity threats to UK's agri-food sector following the implementation of BTOM and urges clarity on check funding cuts and Sevington facility concerns.
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NewsMEPs vote for GMO traceability amid deregulation process
EU politicians today passed a draft report which could see some crops produced via “new genomic techniques” separated from the current EU regulation.
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NewsNomad and Unilever to discuss a warmer future for frozen storage
At the upcoming BFFF conference, key industry players are set to discuss warming up the cold chain and the impact this could have on the environment.
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ArticleJBS CEO highlights hunger as top priority for Brazil's G20 Presidency
Gilberto Tomazoni, JBS’ CEO, emphasises overcoming trade barriers to address hunger, boost productivity, and promote sustainability globally.
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ArticleNavigating the climate crisis: The journey towards decarbonisation
As businesses increasingly acknowledge their role in mitigating climate change, Tetra Pak’s Vice President Climate & Biodiversity, Gilles Tisserand, shares his thoughts on how companies can accelerate their decarbonisation efforts.
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NewsBrexit controls are finally here after being pushed back five times
Brexit legislation controlling the imports of multiple food and beverage products has come into force today, in a move which some claim will stretch already strained supply chains even further.
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ReportThe Food Integrity Global Post-Event Report
The Food Integrity Global Post-Event Report brings you all the important analysis and highlights from New Food's flagship event.
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ArticleIs the plant-based bubble bursting?
Despite a previous surge in plant-based demand, Sam Sharp explores hurdles in the sector, including market saturation, cost concerns, and M&A sluggishness post-pandemic.
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NewsWill food inflation remain high in 2024?
How does IGD think food inflation will fare in the year ahead? And how will implementation of the Border Target Operating Model impact the sector? Find out here…
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Podcast
Episode 48: Did COP28 deliver? Part One
In this podcast episode, Josh and Grace speak to Joanna Trewern about whether the recent COP28 conference really delivered for the food sector or if it was merely talking shop.
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ArticleNet zero: A half full or half empty promise in the beverage industry?
With the beverage industry contributing four percent of global CO2 emissions, how can companies adapt with green initiatives and genuine commitment essential amid evolving regulations? Colin Rodgers investigates.
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NewsEurope's first KitKat with Nestlé Accelerator cocoa debuts
Nestlé introduces Europe's first KitKat crafted from cocoa grown by farmer families from its Income Accelerator programme.