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New for 2024, a unique event focussing on ingredient innovation, sustainable sourcing and positive nutrition for food professionals across the Irish agri-food sector
5 & 6 November
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AcCELLerate-ON awards CAD $900K to four projects that put Canadian cellular agriculture on the map
Food education should be culturally relevant and sustainability-focussed, says British Nutrition Foundation
Scientists develop packaging solution from pineapple that can naturally prolong shelf life
The Green School Menu League reveals which schools offer the most sustainable dinners in the UK
Heura’s Good Rebel Tech to turn food waste into more nutrient-rich plant-based products
Urgent action needed to get European Region to halt the fast rise of obesity, says WHO report
EFSA puts validity of European Nutri-Score into question with new study
Cost of chicken rising faster than any other meat, according to Co-op CEO
UK food bill prices have risen by 6% due to Brexit says new report
Canadian government invests in digital food innovation hub to boost its agriculture and foodtech sector
Seedrs and Vevolution partner to fund more European plant- and cell-based start-ups
Leonardo DiCaprio invests in plant-based fast-food chain Neat Burger
Tofu wine made from wastewater launches in restaurants and online
Israeli start-up Remilk to open ‘world’s largest’ cow-free milk plant in Denmark
Kellogg’s takes Government to court over incoming HFSS rules
Emirates Development Bank to finance UAE’s Food Tech Valley start-ups
Unilever to stop advertising food and drink to children under 16
Food bills expected to increase by £1,000 a year as cost of living crisis continues in UK
UK supermarkets begin rationing cooking oil following Ukraine-Russia war supply disruption
New Natural History GCSE is optimal place to educate students on food production, CLA says