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News & Analysis on the Bakery and Snacks Industries08-Nov-2022
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TOP HEADLINES
PepsiCo’s global head of Philanthropy takes on mantle as PepsiCo Foundation’s president
CD Glin – to whom we spoke to in January about his urgency to maximise efforts to bring about change and his love of South Africa – has been appointed president of PepsiCo Foundation.... Read more
EIT Food sets the bar for food sector education in partnership with PepsiCo, et al
EIT Food’s Learning Services for Employers programme – created with academic and corporate partners, including the University of Reading and the Fraunhofer Institute, and in consultation with industrial partners such as PepsiCo – provides a clear benchmark for the way practitioners across Europe deliver professional training in the food sector.... Read more
Artisanal, fibre-rich cereals tick the Brit consumers’ sustainability box
Rude Health, Dorset Cereals, Weetabix and Quaker Oats are among the British nation’s top 20 most socially and environmentally responsible F&G brands.... Read more
Ingredion doubles down on specialty starches investment
Ingredion has completed one-third of its planned $160m capital investment into expanding capacity for its clean label specialty starches to improve its operational flexibility amid ongoing supply chain disruptions.... Read more
'Urine could save the world'... The start-up turning pee into greener, cheaper fertilizer
A French start-up has unveiled a urine-based fertilizer to limit the use of chemical ones and make use of valuable nutrients lost when we flush. Toopi Organics claims the solution has many environmental benefits and is cheaper for farmers.... Read more
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PepsiCo shines a brighter light on Ethiopian snack market
The Lay’s, Doritos and Cheetos snacking giant believes the East African country is an ‘important growth market’, putting money where its mouth is by investing ETB 2bn ($40m) in its Ethiopian subsidiary Senselet Food Processing, which produces the Sun Chips brand.... Read more
 Trendspotting in 2022: From English potato crisps to innovative Smoothie Cubes and five dip bowls in one
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GLOBAL INDUSTRY NEWS
Former Hovis COO joins Bakers Basco as chairman
Former Hovis COO Simon Devereu has joined Bakers Basco as chairman.... Read more
Small and mid-sized manufacturers ‘losing ground in volume and value to private labels’, IRI report indicates
The market researcher’s latest ‘FMCG Demand Signals’ has revealed that private labels now make up 36% of total FMCG value sales in Europe (€216bn) – up from 34% earlier this year, illustrating the extent retailers are trying to manage the impact of rising prices.... Read more
In a world of lab-grown and processed food, what is ‘natural’?
For food to be ‘natural’, do consumers need to know where it came from? Can it be ‘natural’ if it was grown in a lab? And is defining ‘natural’ even important, anyway?... Read more
World’s best cheese named in ‘tense’ contest of over 4,400 entries
In the end, it was Switzerland versus Italy to battle it out for the coveted accolade, which is bestowed by the Guild of Fine Food.... Read more
PREVIOUS HEADLINES
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