Supply chain

Walmart debunks 3 myths that deter emerging brands

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Walmart debunks 3 myths that deter emerging brands

By Elizabeth Crawford

Walmart executives challenge common assumptions about national distribution, premium positioning and the retailer’s shopper base, and share the performance metrics they say matter most after launch

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.

How much fibre is too much?

How much fibre is too much?

By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

In the fibremaxxing boom, expert warn that overconsumption of the nutrient can be harmful to consumers

Can Ebola disrupt coffee prices and stocks?

Can Ebola disrupt coffee prices and stocks?

By Teodora Lyubomirova

The border closure between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo has raised concerns over potential disruption to coffee trade - but is there a risk to global coffee prices?

Do GLP-1s dull taste or enhance it?

Do GLP-1s dull taste or enhance it?

By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

How GLP-1s influence taste is a complex picture. Here’s what food and beverage manufacturers need to know

3 make or break factors for Asian brands in the West

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3 make or break factors for Asian brands in the West

By Pearly Neo

The western world is home to many of the world’s most established food brands, so what strategies can Asian brands use to crack desirable markets like Europe or the US?

Are some ultra-processed foods good for you?

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Are some ultra-processed foods good for you?

By Timothy Inklebarger

Not all UPFs are created equal, and a new expert panel says federal regulators should draw a clear line between those that are harmful and those that doctors recommend

Iran conflict drains the colour from snack packs

Iran conflict drains the colour from snack packs

By Gill Hyslop

Calbee’s decision to strip colour from its packaging amid naphtha shortages is an early warning that the Iran conflict is beginning to fracture the petrochemical supply chains underpinning the global food industry