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Food group gobbles up edible oils and fats platform

Whitworths Food Group is set to acquire KTC Edibles Group from Endless LLP. KTC is a vertically integrated edible oils and fats platform with an...

Judge blocks Chilean sea bass imports due to fishing dispute

A Florida federal judge has ruled to block the import of Chilean sea bass from waters near Antarctica, siding with U.S. regulators in a...

Alpro makes major UK investment in switch to British oats

Plant-based brand Alpro is making a major investment in the UK to allow its most popular oat drink to be made from 100% British...

JBS invests $100m in Vietnam for two new meat processing plants

JBS, the world’s largest meat processor, is investing $100 million to build two meat processing plants in Vietnam. The move expands the company’s presence...

Spanish beer company Damm secures distribution agreement with independent UK craft...

Damm, the Spanish beer company, has secured a distribution agreement with Northern Monk, one of the UK's largest independent craft breweries. Under this partnership,...

India’s Goli Soda expands globally with strong market response

India’s traditional beverage, Goli Soda, is gaining traction in international markets, including the US, UK, Europe, and the Gulf. Rebranded as Goli Pop Soda,...

UK secures renewed access for beef and poultry exports to the...

The UK has regained access to the Philippine market for beef and poultry exports following trade negotiations between the two countries. The deal, valued...

EU opens market to Armenian fish exports

Armenian fish producers will be able to export fish, caviar, and roe to the European Union starting 16 March, following regulatory approval. Exporters must...

Aloe vera could make lab-grown meat more cost-effective

A new study published in npj Science of Food suggests that Aloe vera could improve the scalability and texture of cultured meat by serving...

Cocoa prices at 50-year high, driving up chocolate costs

Cocoa prices have surged to their highest level in 50 years, driven by crop diseases in West Africa and adverse weather conditions. The price...

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