Wasabi Beef production resumes after securing heavy oil sourcing
Production of 'Wasabi Beef' potato chips has resumed after securing sources of heavy oil that had been disrupted due to geopolitical tensions.
The hidden danger in your 'keto' diet: why the most popular sweetener in the U.S. could be suffocating your cerebral arteries and doubling the risk of stroke
A new study warns that erythritol, a popular sugar substitute in the U.S. food industry, may weaken the blood-brain barrier and increase the risk of stroke.
Ferrero Group buys protein snacks factory in Divinópolis and expands operations in Brazil
The Ferrero Group has acquired the Brazilian company Bold Snacks, marking its entry into the 'better-for-you' product category in South America.
Estonian meat producer launched a product line for children that meets new dietary requirements
Nõo Lihatööstus has introduced a new series of children's products that comply with Estonia's updated nutritional guidelines for schools and kindergartens.
Unilever wants to sell its food division. Interested in acquiring Knorr and Hellmann's brands
Unilever is in talks to sell its food division, including brands like Knorr and Hellmann’s, to the American company McCormick & Company.
Ghana: Shea Industry Key to 24-Hour Economy
The launch of the Shea 2026 Conference in Ghana aims to integrate the shea industry with the national 24-Hour Economy initiative to enhance productivity and job creation.
Why is National Egg Day celebrated today?
National Egg Day is celebrated on March 20th in Ecuador to emphasize the nutritional and economic significance of eggs in the country's food habits and industry.
Marmite maker Unilever in talks to merge food business with US-based McCormick
Unilever is considering merging its food business with McCormick, a US-based spice maker, following a valuation of its food unit and an inbound offer from McCormick.
Unilever and Kraft Heinz discussed a merger that would unite Hellman's mayonnaise and Heinz ketchup under the same company
Kraft Heinz and Unilever recently explored a megamerger of their food brands, potentially bringing together Heinz ketchup and Hellmann's mayonnaise, although negotiations have been halted.
Hanwoo Promotion Fund Focuses on ‘Hanwoo Consumption Promotion and Globalization’ by 2026, Enhancing Value of Hanwoo Industry
The Hanwoo Promotion Fund is set to enhance the value of the Hanwoo beef industry by focusing on consumption promotion and globalization strategies by 2026 amidst challenges from U.S. beef imports and economic downturn.
Ozempic at Banana Prices is a Threat to Buffets
The impending patent expiration of the weight-loss drug Ozempic is expected to lead to a significant increase in its availability and use, impacting various sectors like food and restaurants in Brazil.
Chaos in Delhi due to shortage of commercial LPG, restaurants and hotels in bad shape
A shortage of commercial LPG in Delhi has severely impacted restaurants, hotels, and street food businesses, leading to reduced operating hours and a significant drop in income.
Costco debuts new sundae — but shoppers call it a 'slap in face'
Costco's introduction of a new sundae has drawn criticism from shoppers who feel disappointed by its quality and presentation.
Significant Investments in Food Industry Continue in Ostrobothnia – Snellman is Building a New Logistics Center in Pietarsaari
Snellman is planning to construct a new shipping and logistics center in Pietarsaari, supported by a €30 million loan from the Nordic Investment Bank.
Instead of mayonnaise, cosmetics? The manufacturer of the Hellmann's brand considers selling its food division
The manufacturer of the Hellmann's brand is contemplating selling its food division, potentially pivoting towards cosmetics.
On Top: EMA Awards H Distinction to a Company in the Food Industry
The Mexican Accreditation Entity (EMA) has awarded the H Distinction to CIMA, a leading multi-sector company in the food industry, recognizing its high hygiene standards in food preparation.
Chamber approves bill that defines minimum cocoa content in chocolate
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved a bill establishing minimum cocoa content requirements for chocolate production in an effort to enhance the value of domestic cocoa and ensure proper labeling practices.
Vicky Foods, formerly Dulcesol, acquires Panrico to strengthen its bread market presence in Spain and Portugal
Vicky Foods has acquired the bakery brand Panrico from Adam Foods to enhance its market presence in Spain and Portugal.
From the stove to the microwave: how prepared meals are changing the way we eat
A leading Spanish supermarket chain predicts a significant shift towards prepared meals, signaling a transformative trend in consumer dining habits.
Balanced feed industry guarantees the purchase of all national corn but will need 500,000 additional tons
Ecuador's balanced feed industry will purchase all national corn production but still requires an additional 500,000 tons to meet annual demand.
Veterinary doctor leads industrial cheese production in the interior of SP: 'Democratic food'
Jaqueline Calore, a veterinary doctor, has been instrumental in the industrial cheese production in Adamantina, São Paulo, as the region gains recognition for its cheese-making industry.
For Safety Reasons, Zemturu Piens Withdraws Fresh Milk from Stores
The company 'Zemturu piens' has withdrawn over 5 tons of fresh milk from stores due to the discovery of a Q fever pathogen in one cow.
The Restaurant World Has Collapsed
The restaurant complex in the Lyyra block in Hakaniemi, Helsinki, has permanently closed down due to a lack of customers and will not be replaced by new restaurants.
Grocery expert: – Norwegians will soon notice higher prices
Experts warn that geopolitical turmoil could affect food prices in Norway.
Wolt proposes fee increases for restaurants – 'They can do what they want'
Wolt is considering increasing commission rates for restaurants shortly after its competitor Foodora exited the Finnish market.
Vappu Pimiä reveals secrets from behind the scenes of MasterChef: "Now I will reveal a secret to you"
Vappu Pimiä, a host of MasterChef Finland, shares insights into the show's judging process on her Instagram account.
Protein Powder: Why Protein Powder Could Soon Get Even More Expensive
The popularity of protein powder, especially whey protein, is driving prices up significantly, and future increases are anticipated due to market trends.
The agro sector asks the government for a legislative moratorium
37 organizations in Poland's agricultural and food sector are calling for a legislative moratorium to stabilize the industry amid increasing regulatory pressures.
UK junk food ad ban so diluted it may be largely ineffective, experts say
Experts warn that the UK’s new junk food advertising ban may be largely ineffective due to its diluted scope and the influence of food industry lobbying.
Rotbäckchen Manufacturer: "Our Main Competitor is Ourselves"
The manufacturer of Rotbäckchen juice emphasizes self-competition in their growth strategy, focusing on quality rather than maximizing output.
Rodrigo Malfitani launches a book of chronicles about the behind-the-scenes of restaurants
Rodrigo Malfitani, a food and beverage manager with over two decades of experience, has launched a book detailing his thoughts and experiences in the hospitality industry.
The End of 'Plant-Based Chicken'. The EU Introduces New Rules for Vegan Products
The European Union has implemented new regulations banning certain terms for plant-based food products, which has sparked a debate among meat producers and the plant-based food industry.
Korea Food Industry Association Opens Public Recruitment for Executive Director Candidates
The Korea Food Industry Association is publicly recruiting candidates for the position of Executive Director from March 6 to 24.
The 10 Largest Producing and Exporting Countries of Apricots in the World, Including Arab Countries
The article discusses the top 10 producing and exporting countries of apricots globally, highlighting the fruit's popularity and economic significance.
"Heewon, Eat Spring Greens"... The Food Industry is Embracing Spring Amid Seasonal Trends
Consumer demand for seasonal foods, particularly spring greens, is significantly influencing product strategies in the South Korean food industry.
Cost of fish and chips to rise, portions shrink, because of Iran war
Rising costs due to the Iran crisis threaten fish and chip shops in the UK, with warnings of shrinking portions and increased prices.
Jobs axed as British food firm shuts down and administrators called in
The British food company King Foods has been forced to shut down, leaving all staff redundant as it succumbs to financial struggles.
1400 kilograms of fake cheese found in Surat, how to distinguish between real and fake
Authorities in Surat, India, seized 1400 kilograms of counterfeit cheese containing hazardous chemicals, highlighting food safety violations in the dairy industry.
Shorter Workweek in the Food Industry Will Cost R$ 23 Billion and Lead to Price Increases, Says Abia
The proposed reduction in Brazil's weekly working hours is expected to cost the food industry R$ 23 billion, leading to higher product prices, according to the Brazilian Food Industry Association (Abia).
An unusual situation on store egg shelves
Finland is experiencing nationwide availability issues with eggs this winter due to annual changes in chicken stocks and an increased demand spurred by social media and economic factors.
EU: The New European Strategy for Shipping is Crucial
The Greek Shipowners' Association welcomed the European Strategy for the Shipping Industry, highlighting its significance for the EU in the face of rising challenges for the sector.
Food manufacturers call for dialogue amid crisis with the U.S.: 'It is a fundamental market'
Spanish food manufacturers are urging for dialogue with the U.S. amidst tensions that may affect their exports due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
Startup helps brewery deal with waste
A startup named Öseen is developing a solution to utilize waste from the brewing industry to create nutrient-rich flour made from fungal mycelium.
Starting May 2026: Target's decisive decision that impacts the nutrition of thousands of families
Starting in May 2026, Target will exclusively sell cereals made without certified synthetic color additives, affecting the nutrition of many families.
Food-producing companies supported the portal to report municipal rates and called for comprehensive tax reform
Food-producing companies in Argentina have supported a government initiative to report municipal tax rates while calling for comprehensive tax reform to alleviate high fiscal pressure.
Finns were shocked by the pizza news: "I didn't even know these existed"
Finnish consumers expressed surprise and concern over the news of Apetit's potential closure of a local pizza factory and the general state of the domestic food industry.
Fish and chip shop with a difference crowned UK's best takeaway
Aman and Gavin Dhesi's fish and chip shop, The Scrap Box, has been named the UK's best takeaway at the National Fish & Chip Awards 2026.
Target says it will stop selling breakfast cereals with synthetic colors
Target has announced it will stop selling breakfast cereals containing certified synthetic food colors by May 31, in response to consumer demand for healthier options.
Pasta made in Greece by Michailidis from Minor Asia and Konstantinidis of Jewish descent – The first steps of a Greek company that made history
The article discusses the founding of the first Greek pasta factory, MISKO, which began operations in 1927 in Piraeus, highlighting the collaboration between two entrepreneurs from different backgrounds.
Competition authorities identify signs of illegal agreements between two largest food retailers
Latvian competition authorities have found potential evidence of collusion between major food retailers that could harm consumer interests and violate EU regulations on agreements.