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Inspiring food professionals with ingredient innovation, sustainable sourcing strategies and guidance on the upcoming EUDR regulations.
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26 & 27 November
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
Our aim is simple but ambitious – to optimise food for health and sustainability. To this end, we foster industry collaboration and incubate disruptive innovation
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Spanish start-up Väcka launches plant-based cheeses made from melon seed milk and olive oil
Palm oil in the food industry: applications, nutritional value and sustainability
How Kemin delivers choice, crunch and colour in a natural way
Genetically modified rice could tackle food shortages caused by climate change, new research finds
BENEO’s plans to make a tasty, plant-based future happen
Scientists create edible plant-based ink from food waste which could reduce cost of cultivated meat production
Lubrication and fat location in chocolate determine its enjoyability, University of Leeds study shows
Is the baguette under threat? How UNESCO could save the French bread
Last partner spot for Tastes of Better snapped up – guest tickets now available
The Food Matters Live podcast hits a record 200K listens
All hail vegan ‘butter!’ How AAK spread joy for manufacturers
5 functional food and ingredient trends and innovations for 2023
What’s the future for plant-based food and drink?
EvodiaBio raises $6.4M to produce aromas for non-alcoholic beer through precision fermentation
Welcome from the editor: the Weekly before Christmas
Univar and Kalsec announce distribution partnership for natural ingredient solutions in UK and Ireland
Mondelēz says it can reduce sugar and fat in chocolate by 75% using plant-based fibres
Clean-label chickpea-based ice cream unveiled by Israeli start-up
Fat, sugar and salt in food and drinks down year on year since HFSS law implementation
RMIT University scientists develop technology to add ‘invisible fibre’ to foods