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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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Platinum Jubilee: 70 years of British food
Cost of living: soaring food prices and the products and supermarkets worst hit by inflation
Researchers at the University of Tokyo develop edible ‘cement’ from food waste
Morrisons launches scheme to support sustainable beef and lamb farmers
What’s next in the evolution of plant-based dairy?
‘Comprehensive policy approach’ needed to protect children from harmful effects of food marketing, says WHO policy brief
MenuAid raises $1M to solve the ‘dinner dilemma’ with AI
‘Why I’m glad I fought for a career in food’
‘High Potential Individual visa’ scheme launched for graduates from top 50 non-UK universities
M&S Food partners with UK’s national football teams to tackle family nutrition
The foods born out of British Royal celebrations – and those that never took off
Parties, picnics and pubs: the ultimate guide to non-alcoholic drinks
Welcome from the editor: reimagining food
Seeding the Future Global Food Challenge is calling on start-ups to address global food security for $1M prize
Hyfé Foods’ low-carb flour made with sugar wastewater attracts funding from investors and US government
George Monbiot: ‘Protein production must move from farm to factory’
Queen’s University Belfast opens Centre for Excellence in Agriculture and Food Integrity
Yo! Egg to debut ‘world’s first’ plant-based fried egg following $5M funding injection
War in Ukraine – what next for the global food system?
Move over clean eating, hello clean labelling. Berries, herbs and vinegar will feed the public appetite and help the industry hit $32 billion