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Inside food & drink manufacturing

05-Apr-2024

TOP HEADLINES

Vegan protesters arrested at Cranswick pork facility in Norfolk

Seven protesters were arrested at a Cranswick facility in Watton on 3 April 2024, Norfolk Police has confirmed.... Read more

Hilltop undergoes major rebrand and appoints new marketing director

The honey brandâs fresh new look marks a major milestone in Hilltopâs sustainability journey as it introduces squeezy bottles made from 100% RPET plastics and bespoke jars from 60% recycled glass.... Read more

Adnams responds to speculation about potential sale

Southwold-based brewer Adnams has sought to clarify its position following rumours of its potential sale.... Read more

Hilton Food Group posts growth in full year results

Meat processor Hilton Food Group has posted sales and profit growth for the year ended 31 December 2023 in its preliminary results, underpinned by the recovery of its seafood business and raw material costs driving up revenues.... Read more

Rice market teeters on risky ground

In this exclusive column for Food Manufacture, Alison Johnson discusses the factors putting the global rice market at risk.... Read more

Doughlicious: What inspires a rebrand in food and drink manufacturing?

Kathryn Bricken tells Food Manufacture about the decision to undergo a rebrand at Doughlicious â The London Dough Company, the snacking brand she founded back in 2014.... Read more

Seven in 10 Brits support plastic packaging tax increase

Veolia calls out UK Government, as it flags Plastic Packaging Tax is falling short with just 22% of material used in plastic packaging from recycled sources.... Read more

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EDITOR'S CHOICE

âSort the border to prevent supply chain breakdownâ: Logistics UK

The food and drink supply chain is less than a month away from a complete breakdown as operators struggle to understand the Border Target Operating Model, due to come into force this month, warned trade body Logistics UK.... Read more

Asda and Morrisons recall cheese due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination

Both Asda and Morrisons have recently recalled cheese products because they were potentially contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.... Read more

ON-DEMAND WEBINARS

How to minimise disruption in an uncertain climate

There have been several occasions in history in which actions have resulted in disruption across key shipping routes, most recently the Suez Canal blockage, the Black Sea turbulence as a result of the Russian invasion on Ukraine, and the Red Sea conflict caused by further...

12-Mar-2024

Strategies for improving your supply chain traceability

The last few years have been volatile to say the least, and we can likely expect further instability in the years to come. 2024 will see elections in both the US and UK, potentially rocking the boat on upcoming policy following a year of postponements...

20-Feb-2024

Digital Transformation: Actionable Insights for Food and Beverage Manufacturers

Learn how leading manufacturers leverage the latest technologies to capture shop-floor data and generate actionable insights

07-Feb-2024

GLOBAL INDUSTRY NEWS

Baker & Baker fined Â£400k after worker has leg amputated

Food manufacturing firm Baker & Baker Products UK has been fined Â£400k after an employee had to have her leg amputated.... Read more

Can one business make a difference?

Food Manufacture looks at whether start-ups with strong ethical and sustainable foundations can make meaningful and positive change in the way things are done.... Read more

PREVIOUS HEADLINES

Adnams appoints first woman as CEO in 150-year history

Finnish plant-based brand invests seven figures to drive UK presence

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