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NewsHigh prenatal PFAS exposure linked to increased childhood asthma risk
Study of more than 11,000 Swedish children finds significantly higher asthma rates where mothers experienced very high PFAS exposure during pregnancy.
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NewsUnilever to acquire fast-growing US supplement brand Grüns
Unilever moves deeper into the wellness market with plans to acquire US supplement brand Grüns as it sharpens its focus on high-growth categories.
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NewsNestlé and NTU Singapore partner to advance longevity and women’s nutrition research
Nestlé and NTU Singapore launch a multi-year research partnership exploring how nutrition can support healthy ageing, menopause and longevity.
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NewsTetra Pak and Lund University launch Biotech Heights innovation hub
Tetra Pak and Lund University launch Biotech Heights, a hub for food and material biotechnology, enabling start-ups and researchers to collaborate on sustainable solutions.
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NewsIllegal bushmeat seized in London as NFCU makes arrest in food crime crackdown
Officers from the National Food Crime Unit have seized 11kg of illegal bushmeat in south-east London during a joint operation with the Metropolitan Police Service, as investigations continue into the illicit meat trade and its potential risks to consumers.
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NewsUnilever Foods and McCormick combine to create $65bn global food giant
Unilever will combine its Foods business with McCormick, creating a $20bn global food company spanning spices, sauces, seasonings and condiments.
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NewsThousands of pizza and focaccia breads recalled in US over metal contamination
Bakkavor recalls thousands of pizza and focaccia products across 10 US states after ingredient contamination raises potential risk of metal fragments.
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NewsNestlé and United Nations University launch global academy to strengthen sustainable food systems expertise
Nestlé and the United Nations University establish World Food Academy to strengthen sustainable food systems knowledge and skills worldwide.
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NewsGFSI launches updated framework to strengthen global food safety culture
New GFSI position paper introduces refined framework to help organisations globally embed measurable food safety culture and drive continuous improvement worldwide.
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NewsFSA unveils plan to modernise UK food regulation system
Food Standards Agency sets out reforms to strengthen oversight, adapt regulation to changing food businesses and improve consumer transparency.
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NewsNestlé-backed AI pilot cuts food waste and redistributes nearly 500,000 meals
Nestlé-backed AI pilot identifies surplus food in real time, helping manufacturers cut waste and redistribute nearly 500,000 meals.
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NewsM&S reformulates cereals with natural ingredients and reduced sugar
Marks & Spencer revamps cereals using whole ingredients and natural sweetness, cutting sugar while expanding healthier breakfast options.
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NewsHuel to be acquired by Danone in €1bn complete nutrition deal
Danone agrees deal to acquire UK complete nutrition brand Huel, strengthening its functional nutrition portfolio and supporting global growth.
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NewsWheat bran breakthrough unlocks plant-based gel food applications
KTH research transforms wheat bran into plant-based hydrogels, offering new texture solutions and value streams for food manufacturers globally.
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NewsIllegal ‘smokies’ trader pleads guilty in major NFCU case
An NFCU investigation has led to a guilty plea in a major illegal smokies case involving unsafe meat entering the UK food supply chain.
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NewsMars Canada boosts production capacity and cuts energy use with $180m investment
Mars Canada completes $180m investment across four Ontario facilities, delivering capacity gains, energy reductions and modernised manufacturing operations.
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NewsNestlé Waters & Premium Beverages achieves global water stewardship certification across all bottling sites
Nestlé Waters & Premium Beverages becomes first in food and beverage industry to secure 100 percent Alliance for Water Stewardship certification, advancing water resilience through global partnerships and regeneration projects.
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NewsDetecting trace pathogen levels does not always mean health risk, study finds
Researchers warn ultra-sensitive pathogen tests may trigger unnecessary recalls and food waste despite trace detections posing limited health risk.
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NewsFSA report highlights future food technologies set to reshape UK diets by 2035
FSA and FSS report identifies emerging food technologies likely to reach UK consumers within a decade, signalling regulatory priorities ahead.
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NewsHeineken launches 0.0 Ultimate alcohol-free beer with zero calories and zero sugar
Heineken expands its alcohol-free portfolio with Heineken 0.0 Ultimate, a zero alcohol, zero calorie and zero sugar beer.