Bakery

Why chocolate goes wrong in baking

Why chocolate goes wrong in baking

By Gill Hyslop

Chocolate leakage and uneven bake performance are often blamed on poor-quality chocolate, but the real problem frequently lies in ingredient performance and process consistency

Reformulation isn’t simply about replacing cocoa

Reformulation isn’t simply about replacing cocoa

By Gill Hyslop

The cocoa crisis has exposed a much bigger challenge for manufacturers – preserving flavour, texture, quality and consumer trust while navigating a volatile ingredient market

Mondelēz reveals taste is no longer king in snacking

Mondelēz reveals taste is no longer king in snacking

By Gill Hyslop

Consumers aren’t simply looking for something tasty. Mondelēz International’s latest report suggests they increasingly want food that entertains, comforts and gives them something worth talking about

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?

Deepfake food fraud threatens global brands

Deepfake food fraud threatens global brands

By Gill Hyslop

Fake contamination claims, AI-generated complaint letters and manipulated food images are creating a new fraud risk that regulators, delivery platforms and food businesses are struggling to contain