Food safety

Can PFAS be kept out of food?

FN+Can PFAS be kept out of food?

By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

The chemicals should be removed at the source, before they have a chance to contaminate food

Can dairy retain its bioactive benefits without sacrificing food safety?

IFT FIRST

Can dairy retain its bioactive benefits without sacrificing food safety?

By Elizabeth Crawford

By preserving naturally occurring milk exosomes that conventional processing often destroys, biotech startup Exosomm says it can help manufacturers deliver clinically relevant bioactive benefits without compromising food safety, shelf life or scalability

What it takes to earn a place in today’s snack cart

Soup-To-Nuts Podcast

What it takes to earn a place in today’s snack cart

By Elizabeth Crawford

Economic pressure, growing health awareness and AI-powered product evaluation are making shoppers more selective, forcing snack brands to prove their value beyond price, says NielsenIQ’s Chris Costagli

How CPGS are rewriting ‘better-for-you’

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How CPGS are rewriting ‘better-for-you’

By Deniz Ataman

Cleaning up labels is no longer enough – value-driven consumers are forcing the industry to rethink the balance of price, health and convenience

Misinformation circulates around new EU Listeria rules

Misinformation circulates around new EU Listeria rules

By Bethan Grylls

New EU Listeria regulations are set to come into force next month – as misinformation circulates, we speak to the European Chilled Food Federation Rapporteur on Listeria and FSA to offer a clear and accurate outline.

Taste still rules, but may no longer be enough to win in the snack aisle

Taste still rules, but may no longer be enough to win in the snack aisle

By Elizabeth Crawford

New Circana data shows consumers increasingly expect functional benefits alongside flavor, driving a shift from ‘better-for-you’ to ‘nutritious and delicious’ snacks, like those showcased at Sweets & Snacks Expo by Barebells, Belle’s Gourmet Popcorn and...

Are marketers misreading women?

Soup-To-Nuts Podcast

Are marketers misreading women?

By Elizabeth Crawford

Women drive 85% of consumer spending, but new research from NIQ discussed in the latest episode of Soup-to-Nuts podcast suggests outdated assumptions about women shoppers are giving way to more individualized ‘micro-realities’ that are influencing the...

Can infant formula catch up to breast milk?

Can infant formula catch up to breast milk?

By Deniz Ataman

A new generation of infant formula that recreates the immune, digestive and developmental benefits of human milk is creating regulatory challenges

Why coffee is make-or-break for alt dairy

Why coffee is make-or-break for alt dairy

By Teodora Lyubomirova

To appeal to coffee aficionados, alt dairy brands must prove barista-level functionality, compete on taste and flavour innovation, and look beyond sustainability