China’s three-child policy – what could be the opportunities for food companies?
The cost of raising children may limit any surge in births but just-food's Peter Peverelli suggests there could be gains to be had for some food companies.
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UK food, drink exports to EU “almost halve” in Q1
The UK’s food industry trade association has issued data on shipments from January to March,...
IoT must become Internet of Secure Things for widescale acceptance in 5G era
There have been signs of sluggish growth in the overall IoT market as Covid-19 interrupted...
Food features in five-year tariff suspension agreed by US, EU over aircraft subsidies
The US and the EU have come to an agreement over a long-running dispute.
UK claims “protection” for farmers as Australia trade deal unveiled
Agri-food businesses are awaiting the finer details of a formally acknowledged free-trade deal between the...
Hatching new ideas – Big Food’s incubator and accelerator programmes
Our guide to some of the main incubators and accelerators operated by major food manufacturers as they look to tap into some of the consumer trends shaping demand.
UK-Australia trade deal announcement imminent
A deal has been discussed for some time but is not without its critics.
Swedish unfair trading law to “strengthen competition”, food manufacturers argue
Food manufacturers in Sweden have welcomed a vote to introduce a law governing unfair trading practices in the supply chain.
Covid continues to wreak havoc on events industry
The Covid-19 pandemic has decimated the meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions space.
