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EU states to review UK food exports deal outline

The UK and EU are set to hold a summit on 20 November to discuss their trading relationship.

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ABF ticks off challenges as “devolved operating model” progresses

As the UK group pointed to a testing outlook for 2027, CEO George Weston said “GLP-1s are as much as an opportunity as they are a threat”.

European supermarket fridges hit by new cyber attacks

The new round of cyberattacks affected major retailers including Delhaize in Belgium and Coop in Sweden.

Premium Food Group to close Germany meat plant

Production will shift from The Zur Mühlen Group’s Dissen site to a factory in Loxten operated by The Family Butchers.

Rise Baking Co. announces plant closures

The transaction covers New French Bakery's operations in Kasota and Minneapolis.

Dairy giant Arla launches protein-infused water

“Protein ... has become part of many consumers’ daily choices, which is why we also see a demand for new formats,” Arla’s Henrik Lilballe Hansen said.

Mondelez enters trademark battle with UK start-up Catherine’s Originals

The US chocolate giant’s gripe centres around its Toblerone brand and Catherine’s Originals O’bar line.

Pasta maker Buitoni to close factory in US

Artisan Chef Manufacturing Company bought Buitoni in North America from Brynwood Partners in 2024.

Varun Beverages plans another factory in India

Varun Beverages is planning to manufacture PepsiCo products, including soft drinks, packaged water, fruit juices, savoury snacks and noodles at the site.

Why India’s duty-free sugar quota may only offer limited relief

India’s one-million-tonne duty-free quota supplements near-term availability but cannot secure a domestic supply buffer on its own.