Finnish People Are Not Buying Enough Frozen Pizzas – Apetit May Close the World's Northernmost Pizza Factory in Pudasjärvi
Apetit is considering closing its frozen pizza factory in Pudasjärvi due to insufficient sales following a major investment and product relaunch.
The production of granulated, powdered, and cube sugar will stop in Finland
The production of granulated, powdered, and cube sugar will cease in Finland as Suomen Sokeri Oy announces change negotiations affecting its factory's operations.
'Big Four' meatpackers under fire as beef prices soar
Tyson Foods abruptly laid off workers at its Lexington beef processing plant despite soaring beef prices and high profit margins.
Restaurant Industry Opposes Zero Consumption Tax on Food, Government to Consider for 'Two Years'
Japan's restaurant industry opposes the government's proposal to implement a zero consumption tax on food for two years, arguing it could harm their business by driving customers to grocery stores.
Itochu to Fully Acquire Itochu Foods Through TOB for 78.4 Billion Yen
Itochu Corporation has announced that it will fully acquire its subsidiary, Itochu Foods, through a stock purchase offer to enhance efficiency amid rising logistical costs in the food industry.
Opinion: the risks facing the local veterinary pharmaceutical industry
The local veterinary pharmaceutical industry is vital for national health and food security, and its decline poses significant risks due to increased dependency on imports.
The taco shop that stayed open during the red code in Guadalajara: 'We will close when the crowd ends'
Amid violence and chaos in Guadalajara, a taco shop remained open, serving customers despite the federal operation and business closures across the city.
The 33-Year-Old Who Returned to Argentina to Relaunch Uber Eats
Juan Martín Cappellini returns to Argentina to lead the first global relaunch of Uber Eats after a five-year stint in Mexico.
Billionaire Teplý praised Babiš's minister. He regrets that he can no longer sell to Russia
Milan Teplý, owner of the largest Czech dairy company, expressed dissatisfaction with current food prices and the government's plans to lower them, while also regretting the loss of the Russian market.
Pride Ruined Career - Had No Money for Food, Actor in Pain, Said He Cried...
Aamir Ali, a well-known TV actor in India, shares his struggles in the film and television industry, expressing emotional turmoil during his transition from films to television.
Prosecutors Conduct Search and Seizure on CJ CheilJedang and Daesang Over Starch Sugar Collusion Allegations
Prosecutors in South Korea have launched a forced investigation into four domestic food companies, including CJ CheilJedang and Daesang, over allegations of price collusion in the starch sugar market.
Clean Monday: The 'Little Easter' for supermarkets and restaurants – How fasting products become a revenue lever
Clean Monday has transformed from a religious observance into a lucrative seasonal cycle for the retail food industry and dining establishments in Greece.
Pub left without 'parmas' as cyber attack targets chicken processor
A cyber attack on Hazeldenes chicken processing plant in Victoria has disrupted chicken supply for businesses in the state.
Juan Toral Sánchez, specialist in Primary Care and Emergencies: "If sugar were discovered today, it would be classified as a food drug"
Juan Toral Sánchez critiques the food and pharmaceutical industries' influence on public health, suggesting they profit from perpetuating a culture of illness.
ESTONIA 108 ⟩ Kilust transform into a true player on Estonia's Independence Day. Oleg Gross: "This is really brutal!"
Oleg Gross announces the significant contribution of a local company to the Estonian market, particularly in the demand for various flavors of pickled sprats.
Greek foods on an upward trajectory – What is happening with feta, yogurt, and olive oil
Greek food exports are expected to continue to rise this year, driven by key products like olive oil, feta cheese, and yogurt.
People are only just realizing how pre-packaged sandwiches are made and they're grossed out
Public reaction to the manufacturing process of pre-packaged sandwiches reveals widespread disgust and a change in consumer behavior.
Boneless wings are still wings, judge rules, as chefs take a bite of the battle
A federal judge ruled that 'boneless wings' can continue to be marketed as chicken wings, dismissing a lawsuit claiming the term is misleading.
Guy Fieri once had 'nothing else to sign' on the beach but postcards — now he's built a food TV empire
Guy Fieri, who started with humble beginnings as a contestant on 'The Next Food Network Star,' has grown into a prominent figure in the food television industry over the past twenty years.
Medicine between the laboratory and the market: Who writes and funds medical studies?
The article discusses the skepticism surrounding the pharmaceutical and food industry funding of medical research and the evolution of medical research practices over the years.
Poles spent 38 billion zlotys on meat. Plant-based substitutes have not captured the market
A recent report reveals that Polish households spent over 38 billion zlotys on meat and its alternatives in the past year, with plant-based substitutes failing to gain significant market traction.
Guy Fieri never eats these 6 foods — would you?
Celebrity chef Guy Fieri shares six types of foods he refuses to eat, sparking discussion on dietary preferences.
Herdez closes 2025 on the rise
Grupo Herdez reported a significant increase in net profit for Q4 2025, reaching 568 million pesos, up 66 percent year-over-year.
Dynamic presence of KENFOOD at HORECA 2026 with innovative solutions for professionals
KENFOOD showcased its innovative food mixture solutions at HORECA 2026, garnering significant interest from industry professionals.
Now Lidl Finland's CEO speaks – Direct words to Orpo's government
Lidl Finland's CEO has expressed concern over proposed legislation that threatens to restrict the growth opportunities within the Finnish food system.
José Fuertes, CEO of Grupo Fuertes-ElPozo and key figure in the food sector, dies
José Fuertes, the CEO of ElPozo Alimentación and a significant figure in Spain's food industry, has passed away at the age of 89.
Korean 'Kim' Rises to Fame as the 'Black Semiconductor' from 'Black Paper'
A recent BBC report highlights the growing popularity of Korean seaweed, known as 'Kim', drawing parallels to Korea's semiconductor industry.
Editorial: The Restaurant Industry Throws in the Towel
The Finnish restaurant industry is undergoing significant changes due to shifting consumer habits and the rise of delivery services, resulting in both creative destruction and economic challenges.
Maria Franca Ferrero, billionaire heiress of 'Ferrero Rocher,' has died
Billionaire Maria Franca Ferrero, the heiress of the Ferrero Group known for famous brands like Nutella and Kinder, passed away at her home in Italy, leaving a significant legacy in the food industry.
The secrets of the dulce de leche used to make the best Argentinian alfajores: from Havanna and Cachafaz to Guaymallén and Rasta
The article reveals the processes and key players behind the production of dulce de leche, a crucial ingredient in Argentina's most famous alfajores, highlighting the major suppliers and their historical significance.
Vivenda do Camarão, a restaurant chain in shopping malls, enters the wholesale market
The restaurant chain Vivenda do Camarão is expanding its operations into wholesale distribution, targeting major food industry players in Brazil.
Vestre demands more from the food industry: - Cannot continue
Norway's Health and Care Minister Jan Christian Vestre criticizes the food industry for failing to achieve acceptable results in promoting healthier eating habits over the past ten years.
Free shop supermarket: which food category resists the onslaught of imports
In Argentina, certain food categories are holding strong against the influx of imported goods, particularly due to logistical challenges and local consumption habits.
Snack competition is tightening, but one remains strong: 'Finland is a good yogurt country,' says the director
Yogurt consumption in Finland remains strong, despite increasing competition from other snack products.
Mandating health star ratings is a win. But food lobbies still have too much power over our health
Australia has made health star ratings mandatory for food products after a long struggle against the food industry's influence.
Sylvain Charlebois: How food inflation hijacked Valentine’s Day
This article discusses how food inflation is affecting dining experiences on Valentine's Day in Canada.
Packaging that makes a difference: how Fugini combines quality and sustainability from the inside out
Fugini is enhancing consumer experience and environmental sustainability through innovative packaging solutions in the food industry.
Protein Becomes the Star in the Food Industry Fueled by Diets and Weight Loss Medications
The protein-rich food industry is experiencing a surge as weight loss medications and health trends drive mass consumption beyond gyms.
Anti-obesity medications 'reduce' sugar prices
Sugar prices have fallen to their lowest level in over five years, influenced by anti-obesity medications prompting consumers to shift towards protein consumption.
Health star rating to become mandatory on all packaged food in Australia
Australia will make the Health Star Rating system mandatory on all packaged foods due to low voluntary compliance by the industry.
Food firms urge Europe not to ban calling non-meat products ‘sausages’
Food companies in Europe are lobbying against a proposed ban on using terms like ‘sausage’ and ‘burger’ for non-meat products, arguing it could create confusion for consumers.
Kitchen Column 'In All Mouths': Tea is the New Champagne
The article discusses the growing trend of alcohol-free beverages, particularly tea, as consumers increasingly opt for healthier choices, especially in the restaurant industry.
Food allowance and meal: understand the new rules already in effect
The new rules of the Food Worker Program in Brazil aim to standardize practices and reduce abuses while ensuring food benefits are exclusively used for food-related expenses.
Atria food company's revenue and profit increased
Atria's revenue grew to nearly 477 million euros in the last quarter, alongside a significant rise in adjusted operating profit, attributed to strong retail sales and the start of chicken exports to China.
Kraft Heinz suspends split, new CEO claims issues are 'solvable'
Kraft Heinz has suspended its plans to split the company, as the new CEO Steve Cahillane considers the challenges in the food industry to be manageable.
Orkla Estonia sells Põltsamaa business to Svensky Kaubandusele
Orkla Eesti has finalized the sale of its Põltsamaa factory and brand to Estonian wholesale food company Svensky Kaubanduse AS, ensuring continued production and partnership.
Orkla Põltsamaa factory and brand have a new owner
The process initiated by Orkla Eesti to find a new owner for the Põltsamaa factory and brand has concluded with Svensky Kaubanduse AS acquiring them.
Orkla Estonia sells the Põltsamaa business to Svensky Kaubandusele
Orkla Estonia has finalized the sale of its Põltsamaa business to the Estonian company Svensky Kaubanduse AS, which specializes in food wholesale and production.
Poultry farmers seek FG intervention, demand low-interest loans
Poultry farmers in Nigeria are requesting urgent intervention from the Federal Government to tackle financial challenges affecting the industry.
Amber Food's turnover grew by 15% last year to 58 million euros
Amber Food's turnover reached 58 million euros last year, growing by 15%, while the company also posted a net profit, marking a significant recovery from previous losses.