Sustainability

Can Ebola disrupt coffee prices and stocks?

Can Ebola disrupt coffee prices and stocks?

By Teodora Lyubomirova

The border closure between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo has raised concerns over potential disruption to coffee trade - but is there a risk to global coffee prices?

Does cultivated coffee have a future?

Does cultivated coffee have a future?

By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

With pressure on conventional coffee production, coffee grown in a lab is one alternative that could ease demand

Is shrinkflation illegal now?

Is shrinkflation illegal now?

By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

A recent court case involving Mondelēz suggests FMCGs could be penalised for reducing pack sizes. But is this really the case?

5 CPG brands fueling the regenerative agriculture surge

5 CPG brands fueling the regenerative agriculture surge

By Timothy Inklebarger

With major food manufacturers pledging support and new certifications taking root, brands like Simple Mills and Tractor Beverage are accelerating their regenerative organic product rollouts

Iran conflict drains the colour from snack packs

Iran conflict drains the colour from snack packs

By Gill Hyslop

Calbee’s decision to strip colour from its packaging amid naphtha shortages is an early warning that the Iran conflict is beginning to fracture the petrochemical supply chains underpinning the global food industry