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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: stereotypes
Nearly half of young people in Britain avoid eating meat with 20% following a flexitarian diet
Traditional British cuisine: a food map of the UK
Supermarkets improve access to healthy food as M&S boss warns of further price hikes
ENOUGH and Peace of Meat partner to improve meat alternatives with cultured fat and fermented fungi mycoprotein
Do vegans eat eggs? ‘Vegganism’ explained
Natasha Ednan-Laperouse’s family launch clinical trial to ‘make food allergies history’
£11.4M innovation centre in Norfolk set to open in July to reignite county’s food sector
How many vegans are there in the UK?
Biotech company BSF lists on London Stock Exchange as it starts production of UK’s first cultured meat
CellX becomes highest-funded cultured meat start-up in China following $10.6M Series A round
The 9 best plant-based, non-dairy milk alternatives explained
Is peanut butter vegan? Vegan and non-vegan peanut butter explained
Why is wine not vegan? A guide to understanding wines
Food shortages and inflation will bring social unrest in coming years says World Food Programme’s director
Government accused of “playing politics with children’s health” as it delays HFSS advertising and multi-buy bans
Welcome from the editor: gut instinct
Gut health explained: what it is and how to improve it
Government confirms plans to allow gene editing of crops and animals
Queen’s University Belfast and University of East Anglia rank top in REF 2021 for agriculture and food sciences research