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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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Branston to open facility to extract protein from potatoes to be used in the plant-based sector
Plant-based food company Wicked Kitchen launches in the US
The sugar and salt levy: opportunity for the ingredients community
Government’s National Food Strategy proposes to introduce salt tax, reformulate the sugar tax and cut down on animal protein
Nestlé shows interest in cultured meat market as it collaborates with start-up Future Meat Technologies
Number of people facing hunger soared during the pandemic, UN report finds
Azelis opens innovation centre in Mexico City
Novameat’s 3D-printed vegan steak soon to be available to consumers
Food Industry Investors: 10 best investors’ questions
17 expert tips for a successful start-up pitch
Leon founder Henry Dimbleby to propose salt tax
Food Matters Live June 2021: the most innovative ingredients showcased at the event
Plant-based ingredients of the past, the present and the future
Beyond Investing launches US Vegan Climate Index Certificate
UK Government awards £10m to industrial insect farm project
EU programme Horizon Europe launches €32M research fund into alternative proteins
From East Asia with flavour: everything you need to know about the yuzu fruit
Aquamin delivers proven gut health benefits
92,000 tonnes of surplus food worth £280M redistributed in 2020, WRAP report finds
Meatless Farm launches £5m crowdfunding campaign