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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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Welcome from the editor: Christmas, a time to pitch in
A week in news: sugar, salt and fat in the spotlight – the latest food and drink headlines 28 November – 2 December
Critics call for new approach to sugar reduction as food industry misses voluntary targets
Gestures of goodwill: retail, charity and community food initiatives supporting the vulnerable this Christmas
Tesco launches ‘swap-shop’ surplus platform for suppliers
The humble baguette joins UNESCO’s heritage list
The Good Housekeeping Institute’s top Christmas food trends 2022
Colour of plates can improve taste of food for picky eaters, new research suggests
Six innovation hubs launched as part of £15M research into diet and health
Nestlé to ban marketing of high sugar products to under-16s
Fat, sugar and salt in food and drinks down year on year since HFSS law implementation
Over a third of Brits open to having a vegan Christmas dinner
Campaigners urge Lidl to sign European Chicken Commitment following factory investigations
Umbrella Training and The Forward Trust partner on scheme to help ex-offenders into hospitality sector
A week in news: a ‘toxic’ problem for hospitality – the latest food and drink headlines 21-25 November
Welcome from the editor: inspiration
Using social media to benefit your career: the dos and don’ts
RMIT University scientists develop technology to add ‘invisible fibre’ to foods
Bright Biotech raises $3.2M to drive down the cost of cultivated meat
Gene editing bill read in Lords, but YouGov poll reveals low consumer confidence