Cargill shakes up executive leadership team to drive growth
Cargill has made new hires to its executive leadership team, effective April 1, to position the company for accelerated growth in sustainable food and agriculture solutions.
Archives for March 12, 2021
GoodSport seeks to disrupt sports beverages category by ‘unlocking the power of milk’
It’s milk, but not as we know it, Jim… To be precise, GoodSport is dairy milk, but with the protein and fat removed via ultra-filtration, leaving a clear sugary fluid loaded with electrolytes and vitamins. But does this upcycled elixir (better known as...
Oatly talks UK expansion: Is switching to oat milk an 'easy way' to cut your carbon footprint?
The Swedish oat drink company is building its first UK factory, set to be completed in early 2023. The Vegan Society says the move illustrates the growing demand for products styled as eco-friendly. But others question whether cutting dairy really is the...
Greenpeace slams certification schemes, inciting criticism: ‘The NGO is using palm oil as cannon-fodder to sway EU lawmakers’
The environmental NGO says many certification schemes – covering palm, soy, and timber – enable ‘destructive business to continue as usual’. Palm Oil Monitor has fought back, questioning Greenpeace’s motives: ‘Make no mistake, this is an attack on palm oil.’
Parents ‘living in fear’ of food allergies: 'It is a terrifying experience'
Parents of children with food allergies face ‘significant worry, severe anxiety and post-traumatic stress’, according to new research from the University of East Anglia.
FREE BROADCAST EVENT: Hear Warburtons, Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, EUFIC and more discuss innovation in free-from
Register now for FoodNavigator’s FREE broadcast summit, Positive Nutrition: Healthy Innovation for the Mass Market. Over four days of content, we’ll examine how innovation can be leveraged to deliver population health benefits and tap into rising demand...
‘Extreme-speed’ slaughter lines targeted in proposed legislation as safety risk during pandemic
Twin bills reintroduced in the House and Senate yesterday would reverse Trump-era waivers allowing higher-speed slaughter lines and prohibit new waivers to increase line speed during the pandemic on the grounds that they hinder social distancing and...
Faced with rising food insecurity, legislators & industry stakeholders consider expanding, tweaking aid
With the pandemic’s impact on the economy and food insecurity in America expected to outlast the threat of the current coronavirus, stakeholders are calling on legislators to rethink how food and funds through nutrition programs are disbursed – changes...
CBD novel foods deadline delayed amid last minute applications
The FSA (Food Standards Agency) has backtracked on its initial expectation for companies to make their novel foods applications at least five weeks in advance of the deadline and confirmed that it will accept applications up until March 31st, after...
Japan Focus: Asahi low-alcohol brand Beery, sustainable robots, GM updates and more feature in our round-up
Asahi low-alcohol brand Beery, sustainable robots, GM updates and more feature in this edition of Japan Focus.