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Specialty pork processor to expand facility

News in brief

Specialty pork processor to expand facility

By Aidan Fortune

US-based pork processor Sioux-Preme Packing has had plans to expand its pork harvest operation in Sioux County approved by the Iowa Economic Development Board.

Tulip invests £1m in new processing line

Tulip invests £1m in new processing line

By Aidan Fortune

UK processor Tulip has invested over £1m in a new mincing line at its factory in Tipton, West Midlands in an effort to improve efficiencies and increase output at the site.

Romanian investors purchase insolvent turkey meat producer for €20m

Romanian investors purchase insolvent turkey meat producer for €20m

By Aidan Fortune

Romanian business Bravcod has purchased the assets of Galli Gallo, Romania’s largest turkey meat producer which has filed for bankruptcy, in a deal worth €20m. A reorganisation plan approved by company’s creditors will allow Galli Gallo to maintain the...

Probiotics are waking up old categories across grocery aisles

Probiotics are waking up old categories across grocery aisles

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Consumers may not always be on the lookout for food products fortified with probiotics (outside of a yogurt purchase), but that hasn’t stopped manufacturers from developing new items that contain these living and active culture strains including oatmeal,...

Small brands ‘pushing the boundaries of manufacturing’

Guest Article

Small brands ‘pushing the boundaries of manufacturing’

By Chris Green, co-founder, Young Foodies

Chris Green is co-founder of Young Foodies, a community of the UK’s FMCG challenger brands. Young Foodies was launched just 12 months ago and already has 250 food and drink businesses on board. In this guest article, Green shares his thoughts on what it...

Coca-Cola Amatil considers SPC sale

Coca-Cola Amatil considers SPC sale

By Rachel Arthur

Coca-Cola Amatil has started a strategic review into growth options for SPC, an Australian processor of packaged fruit and vegetables, with a change in ownership, alliances or mergers on the cards.

How do you make meat better? Add plants, says The Better Meat Co...

Better Meat Co to debut plant-based proteins that ‘blend seamlessly into ground meat products’

How do you make meat better? Add plants, says The Better Meat Co...

By Elaine Watson

Sacramento-based start-up The Better Meat Co is targeting institutional food sellers with plant-based proteins that “blend seamlessly into ground meat products” at inclusion rates of up to 30%, to deliver healthier, tastier, and more sustainable...