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Arla partners with retailers to tackle methane emissions from dairy cows
Arla Foods partners with Morrisons, Tesco, and Aldi to trial Bovaer® feed additive, aiming to reduce methane emissions in dairy farming.
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Alternative proteins: feeding people need not cost the earth
Miranda Knaggs, Corporate Development Director at Pioneer Group, outlines the current state of protein production and discusses the transformative potential of alternative proteins in revolutionising sustainable food production.
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Episode 62: Tackling the global food waste crisis with Too Good To Go
In this latest episode of Food to Go, Assistant Editor Ben Cornwell sits down with Sophie Trueman from Too Good To Go to discuss the importance of tackling food waste across the entire supply chain—from manufacturers to retailers and consumers.
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Episode 61: World Vegan Day special
In this World Vegan Day special episode of Food to Go, Assistant Editor Ben Cornwell sits down with The Vegan Society to discuss all things vegan including the story behind the first World Vegan Day and the charity's Vegan trademark.
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Colombia’s Guardians of the Tropical Dry Forest
How Colombian sustainable brand Luker Chocolate is extending its reach to help protect the country’s Tropical Dry Forest, one of the most endangered forest ecosystems.
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Mars announces 100 percent renewable energy plan for Australian pet food site
Mars’ Petcare facility in Wodonga, producing Pedigree® and Whiskas®, will soon become Australia’s first steam-based manufacturing site to operate entirely on renewable energy.
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Higher air pollution exposure in infancy increases peanut allergy risk in children, study finds
New research suggests tackling air pollution could reduce the prevalence of peanut allergies in infants and children.
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Aldi rolls out new stocking density labels across its fresh poultry range
Aldi shoppers will soon be able to spot the new labels in stores, reflecting the supermarket's latest commitment to animal welfare.
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New research reveals chickpeas as a sustainable solution for drought resilience
An international study highlights the potential of chickpeas to bolster food security in urban areas, showcasing their drought resistance and high protein content.
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How harnessing induced resistance could ensure a sustainable and resilient food supply
Scientists advocate for a holistic crop protection strategy centred on induced resistance to combat pest evolution and minimise pesticide harm.
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Smart lighting could be key to making vertical farming more cost-effective
Scientists have discovered how tailoring light conditions in vertical farms could reduce energy costs and improve plant health. This breakthrough could help make vertical farming systems more sustainable and scalable, addressing the challenge of feeding a growing global population.
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Keeping animal welfare at the heart of our business
For New Food, Alexandre Mattos, Regional Manager at Seara UK & ROI, discusses Seara's unwavering commitment to animal welfare, which goes beyond ethical responsibility and is instead a core tenet of their operations and global sustainability strategy.
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Protecting every plate: insights from an American food safety expert at Food Integrity Global 2024
Here, renowned food safety expert Dr Darin Detwiler shares his experience and takeaways from Food Integrity Global 2024…
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New partnerships fuel Heineken’s journey to Net Zero emissions by 2030
Heineken announces three new technical partners for its global integrated Net Zero Production (i-NZP) programme, aiming to drive carbon reduction in its breweries by the end of the decade.
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New UD Study Reveals Water Management’s Impact on Toxic Metals in Baby Food Staples
University of Delaware researchers uncover how water management affects toxic metal levels in rice and spinach, staples often found in baby food, potentially influencing future food safety policies.
