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Gail’s drops soya milk surcharge after pressure from PETA campaign
From May, Gail’s will offer soya milk at no extra charge, joining a growing movement to make plant-based choices more accessible.
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Welcome to the rogue traders paradise
Discover how Chris Elliott reveals the dark side of erratic tariffs and their role in fuelling global food fraud.
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Aduna Superfood Blends drive 100% growth and return in new sustainable tubs
Aduna has relaunched its Superfood Blends in eco-friendly packaging after doubling its social impact in West Africa. The functional powders now support over 3,300 female farmers and offer consumers a sustainable route to daily wellness.
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Government suspends import tariffs on key food and drink items to ease costs
To support food manufacturers and lower costs for consumers, the UK Government has suspended import tariffs on dozens of ingredients until 2027.
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Reese’s launches filled pretzels in new salty and sweet snack innovation
The Hershey Company has launched Reese’s Filled Pretzels in the US – a new snack featuring crunchy pretzels filled with Reese’s signature peanut butter.
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UK launches inquiry into PFAS risks amid concerns over weak chemical regulation
The Environmental Audit Committee has announced a major inquiry into PFAS contamination, aiming to evaluate the UK’s regulatory system and whether it is equipped to manage the rising risks these chemicals pose to public health and the food supply chain.
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Recall Roundup: Aldi, Anglesey Foods, Cotswolds, and undeclared allergens and pathogens
In the latest instalment of Recall Roundup (4-11 April 2025), New Food highlights recent food and beverage recalls in the UK and US.
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Greencore Bakkavor merger deal deadline extended
The £1.2bn Greencore–Bakkavor ready meal merger has hit pause, as the bid deadline is pushed back to 9 May. The deal, if completed, would create a £4bn food giant.
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PepsiCo expands FareShare partnership to tackle food waste and boost UK employability
PepsiCo has announced a major expansion of its partnership with FareShare, funding two key programmes in 2025 aimed at reducing food waste and helping over 600 people in Leicestershire find employment opportunities. The £210,000 grant will build on seven years of impactful collaboration.
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Iceland Foods earns Vegetarian Society certification for new plant-based burgers
Iceland Foods has earned Vegetarian Society Approved certification for its new range of plant-based products, including the Iceland x TGI Fridays no meat cheeseburgers. The certification ensures that these products meet strict vegetarian and vegan criteria.
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Global experts call for harmonised safety assessments of Food Contact Materials
ILSI Europe calls for global harmonisation of food contact materials (FCMs) risk assessments to improve food safety and simplify international trade, addressing key regulatory differences.
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German health brand More Nutrition enters UK market
More Nutrition, a leading German healthy lifestyle brand, has entered the UK market, introducing a bestselling range of protein snacks, iced coffees, collagen and functional food products.
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Young’s Seafood unveils new bold flavours to revive breaded fish category
Young’s Seafood is rejuvenating the breaded fish category with two new flavour-packed frozen fish fillets. Aiming to appeal to younger shoppers, the brand introduces Garlic & Herb and Paprika & Pepper varieties to boost growth.
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Dr Clive Black: time for DEFRA’s disbandment
In this powerful opinion piece, Dr Clive Black, Vice Chairman of Shore Capital Markets, argues that DEFRA is no longer fit for purpose and must be dismantled.
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Tony’s Chocolonely recalls Easter eggs over metal contamination fears
Tony’s Chocolonely has recalled its Milk Chocolate and Caramel Sea Salt Easter Eggs in the UK after detecting a possible metal contamination. Shoppers are urged to return the affected products for a refund. This comes days after a separate recall involving chocolate bars.
