Arla Foods reveals carbon net zero ambition
Arla Foods, the largest dairy cooperative in Europe, is aiming to be carbon net zero by 2050 after demonstrating business growth without environmental impact.
The...
British red meat exporters take advantage of Japanese opportunities
British red meat exporters are taking advantage of the Japanese food market after the Japanese Government relaxed import restrictions on British beef and lamb...
Danish Crown outlines sustainability vision
Danish Crown is vying to become the “world’s leading producer of sustainable meat” with a vision of a completely climate neutral value chain by...
UK organic farming risks trade embargos in no-deal Brexit, warns NFU
A no-deal Brexit would see organic farmers in the UK faced with the prospect of a trade embargo on goods destined for the EU,...
European standard launched for food fraud
A European standard defining the terms and concepts used in connection with food fraud has been launched by food experts and the Norwegian Institute...
Supply chain reform risks leaving food & drink SMEs behind, report...
A ‘State of the Nation’ report exploring the health of the UK’s food and drink workforce and the impact of the Apprenticeship Levy on...
Mondelēz doubles down on cocoa commitment with deforestation pledge
Mondelēz International is doubling down on its commitment to a sustainable cocoa supply chain with plans to combat deforestation in cocoa growing regions.
The plans...
Nestlé targets sustainability in cocoa supply chain with action plan
Nestlé has released its action plan to help end deforestation and restore forests in its cocoa supply chain in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana.
The plan...
Carrefour puts milk range on blockchain
French retailer Carrefour is continuing its blockchain crusade by applying the technology to its Carrefour Quality Line fresh micro-filtered full-fat milk.
This follows Auvergne chicken...
Brexit leads to cancelled orders for UK meat exporters
The lack of clarity around Brexit has led to overseas customers cancelling orders and buying their products elsewhere, spelling dire news for British meat...
