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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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Government confirms plans to allow gene editing of crops and animals
Chocolate made without cacao is coming to the UK
The ultimate vegan alcohol guide
Sodexo launches plant-based behavioural change initiative in schools with help of WWF-UK
NASA Climate Scientist wins World Food Prize 2022
Oman and MycoTechnology partner to produce mushroom-based protein using dates
Green Jobs: what does an Ethical Recruiter do?
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
Heura’s Good Rebel Tech to turn food waste into more nutrient-rich plant-based products
Is honey vegan? A guide to ethics, practices and alternatives
Cost of chicken rising faster than any other meat, according to Co-op CEO
Canadian government invests in digital food innovation hub to boost its agriculture and foodtech sector
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
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
Developed countries must help mitigate effects of global food crisis, says World Bank head