All news articles for February 2019

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Fizzy food fanatic takes his fermented veg global

By Nikki Cutler

An entrepreneur who caught the bug for making foods that fizz while making a ‘vegan zombie brain’ restaurant dish says the probiotic fermented food category is exploding.

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Ella’s Kitchen talks recycling, food waste and sugar reduction

By Flora Southey

The baby food brand says it will make 100% of its packaging widely recyclable by 2024 and completely eliminate palm oil from its products by 2021. FoodNavigator spoke to Ella’s Kitchen about its future plans in sustainability, B Corp initiatives, and...

China will see 23 Russian poultry businesses entering the market

Russia begins exporting poultry to China

By Vladislav Vorotnikov

More than 20 Russian poultry companies have registered to begin poultry exports to China, following the cancellation of a ten-year moratorium on shipments.

UK animal welfare groups have called for an end to non-stun slaughter

Animal welfare firms urge DEFRA to end non-stun slaughter

By Ashley Williams

UK-based animal welfare organisations the RSPCA and the British Veterinary Association have sent an open letter to the UK’s Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) to ban non-stun slaughtering of animals.

Almarai said the move would further enhance its footprint for expansion in the foodservice channels

Almarai acquires Alamar Foods’ Premier Foods business

By Ashley Williams

Saudi Arabian-based dairy manufacturer Almarai has reached an agreement with Alamar Foods, a franchise operator for the foodservice industry in the Middle East, to acquire all of its shares in its Premier Foods business.

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Food confusion 'prevalent' in Europe, says Arla Foods

By Nikki Cutler

The demand to live a healthier lifestyle is increasing, yet 4 in 5 people across Northern Europe do not know about the essential nutrients in their diet and where to get them, according to new research commissioned by Arla Foods.

The sheep meat sector is likely to be the worst hit by a no-deal Brexit

UK levy board warns of Brexit impact

By Aidan Fortune

UK levy organisation the Agriculture & Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has outlined the potential impact of a no-deal Brexit on the meat industry.

The seized meat products did not follow EU food safety rules

Ireland seizes 3.7 tonnes of Romanian meat

By Ashley Williams

Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has confiscated 3.7 tonnes of various meat products, imported into a Dublin port from Romania.

Miratorg is turning its attentions to the offline retail market to sell its meat

Russia’s biggest meat producer closes online store

By Vladislav Vorotnikov

Russian agricultural holding Miratorg has closed its online store, with the company no longer planning to sell meat through the internet platform, Nina Teltsova, official spokesperson of Miratorg told GlobalMeatNews.

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