Loss-making Atlantic Sapphire secures funds as takeover offer proceeds
Loss-making salmon farmer Atlantic Sapphire has secured at least $20m of new funding as a takeover by Coral Holdco moves …
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EU suspends imports duties on fertiliser
The EU has suspended customs duties on key nitrogen-based fertilisers for a year, aiming to ease cost pressures for farmers …
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EU, Mexico sign expanded trade deal
The EU and Mexico have signed off on a trade agreement that will remove import duties on a range of …
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Heartland to acquire Whole Earth Brands’ Americas business
Heartland Food Products Group has agreed to acquire the Americas business of Whole Earth Brands. Financial terms of the transaction were …
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The use of AI in food NPD is changing
Artificial intelligence is helping to shake up the development of new food products, reducing the number of lines that fail …
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French Senate inquiry hits out at large retailers
The French Senate has accused the country's largest grocers of engaging in "predatory practices" against manufacturers and farmers. In its report, …
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Bikaji invests in India, US amid growing profits
Bikaji Foods International is increasing investment in India and the US after reporting stronger fourth-quarter and full-year earnings for fiscal …
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Australia’s SPC Global opens share issue to cut debt
SPC Global, the Australia-based food-and-drinks group, has started its rights offer, a move drawn up to help lower the company’s …
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Danish Crown files “expected” H1 as EBIT halves
Danish Crown said its half-year performance was “as expected” even as African swine fever in Spain disrupted supplies and weighed …
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Coles, Brownes breach Australia dairy code
Major Australian retailer Coles and dairy processor Brownes have incurred penalties related to breaches of the country’s dairy code of …
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Cargill pauses beef production at US plant amid worker “lockout”
Cargill has paused beef production at its Fort Morgan, Colorado, plant after locking out more than 1,700 workers, escalating a …
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Flowers Foods better-for-you snacking bets soften blow to volumes
Flowers Foods’ new positioning in better-for-you snacks helped soften first-quarter volume pressures as the traditional bread category in the US …
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How food brands are upping focus on fibre
Globally, consumers do not eat enough fibre – but, amid the rising interest in gut health, there are signs more …
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“No-one’s done that in the US before” – John Foraker talks strategy at Once Upon a Farm
Two weeks ago, Once Upon a Farm, the US children's foods business, filed its first set of quarterly financials since …
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Nestlé hits back at fresh cereulide claims
Nestlé has labelled fresh claims in Europe about the company’s recall of infant formula earlier this year as “inaccurate and …
