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News & Analysis on the Bakery and Snacks Industries10-Jul-2024
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TOP HEADLINES
Why Baker & Baker is supporting the Norfolk Water Stewardship Program
The European bakery products manufacturer is the latest company to commit to WRAP’s Water Roadmap. Why is it so important?... Read more
Sugar reduction: Three learnings from growth markets
How do approaches to sugar reduction in growth markets differ from those in the rest of the world?... Read more
Egg advances: Mondelez on why Vietnam provided great opportunity for cage-free egg adoption
Mondelez has highlighted several of the key factors that needed to be in place for its adoption of cage-free eggs in its leading cake brand in Vietnam.... Read more
Why are snack prices continuing to rise?
Analysis sheds light on inflation versus the costs of potato chips, chocolate chip cookies, yogurt and ice cream.... Read more
Leveraging culinary connections: Side Project Jerky focuses on small-batch jerky
Side Project Jerky, founded by Marcos Espinoza in 2012 as a testament to his connections in Philadelphia's culinary industry and his interest in the small-batch artisan movement, has expanded to six flavors with nationwide retail distribution in specialty stores, he shared with FoodNavigator-USA at the Summer Fancy Food Show in New York City.... Read more
Brand power play: Spotlight on the brands fuelling sports
With the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris scheduled to begin on July 26, there is a stronger focus on sports and getting into shape.... Read more
 â€˜A snack is a snack, not a meal replacement’: UPFs, Nutri Score, the EC elections, regulations and other issues impacting the European snacks sector
A major concern for the European Snacks Association (ESA) is the debate over ultra processed foods (UPFs), which director general Sebastian Emig believes is not based on scientific fact and is causing confusion among consumers. We caught up with him at Snackex to find out how changes in the European Commission (EC) could impact regulations.... Watch now
Bringing the snacks industry up to date on acrylamide
Acrylamide – the naturally occurring chemical compound that forms in carb-rich foods like potato chips and pretzels during high-temperature cooking processes such as frying, baking and roasting – is an ongoing concern for the salty snacks sector.... Read more
Why are people with celiac disease suffering more at the tills?
Research by Coeliac UK into the cost of gluten free (GF) food shows that while overall food inflation has reduced over the past two years, Brits with celiac disease are still facing a huge additional burden both in terms of cost and availability.... Read more
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EDITOR'S CHOICE
New genetically engineered potato could be a gamechanger for snacks
The Kal91.3 potato can be stored in cool temperatures for long periods of time and produce healthier potato chips.... Read more
NPD: What’s sweetening the bakery aisle?
Globally, teatime continues to maintain its relevance in modern society, providing an opportunity to socialize with family and friends, foster a sense of community and relaxation. And as consumers get more adventurous with their tastebuds, bakery producers are stepping up to weave international influences, florals and a touch of nostalgia into their treats.... Read more
UPCOMING EDITORIAL WEBINARS
Decarbonising Supply Chains at the Source
Food majors are under increasing pressure to stamp out irresponsible practices from ingredient supply chains. But voluntary measures have only got the sector so far, and policymakers are stepping in. While Europe races to comply with incoming regulations, rising global temperatures are plaguing production of...
24-Sep-2024
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Eco-friendly Production from Farm to Fork
Ensuring sustainable nutrition from farm to fork requires significant change. In a bid to champion resource efficiency, the agricultural sector is rethinking farming practices for the 21st century. And it’s not just agtech promising to deliver; food waste and upcycling are also on food makers’...
25-Sep-2024
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New Tech and Novel Ingredients for a Sustainable Future
Technological innovations, including those tackling packaging waste, promise to move the needle on carbon emissions. So do novel ingredients too, which have the power to significantly improve the sustainability of everyday products. But not all innovations are on the market, and tight investor budgets could...
26-Sep-2024
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ON-DEMAND WEBINARS
Debating the principles of a healthy snack
Today, consumers have veered away from the three-meals-a-day tradition to all-day grazing, a trend termed ‘snackification’. This is driving the demand for better-for-you (BFY) snacks that offer functional benefits to boost energy and moods, aid digestion and gut health, and get fortification from fibre, protein,...
27-Jun-2024
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GLOBAL INDUSTRY NEWS
Are you a genuine leader?
Jon Poole shares his own experiences and reflects on the views of some of his past guest leaders, as he explores what it means to be an authentic leader.... Read more
University students offer sneak peak into the future of food at IFT FIRST competitions
To foster the next generation of food scientists, technologists and innovators, the Institute of Food Technologists Student Association will host a series of competitions at the upcoming IFT FIRST: Annual Event and Expo in which college students will pitch new products or test their knowledge of food laws, science, history and production.... Read more
Cooking up diverse flavors and textures in the pasta category
Pasta is evolving to fit consumer preferences for convenient and accessible cooking at home, while creating improved taste, texture and packaging, according to category players showcasing at the Summer Fancy Food Show in New York City last month.... Read more
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