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.
There is definitely room for lower prices, says new food ombudsman
The newly appointed food ombudsman in Czechia highlights that there is significant potential for reducing food prices in the market.
Just Eat will soon stop delivering food to hungry Danes
Just Eat has announced plans to cease its food delivery services in Denmark due to strategic re-evaluations and market challenges.
SSG.com: Leap to Online E-Mart... Strengthening Delivery, Fresh Food, and Membership Benefits
SSG.com aims to dominate the online grocery market by enhancing delivery services, fresh food quality, and membership benefits.
Russia has halted grain deliveries to Iran. A key player in the food market suspends trade
Russia has suspended its grain deliveries to Iran, impacting the country's food supply amidst rising geopolitical tensions.
Pistachio supply in Brazil may decrease after Iran bans food exports
Iran's ban on food exports amid escalating Middle Eastern conflicts threatens to disrupt Brazil's pistachio market, potentially leading to higher prices and reduced supply.
Job availability ratio dropped to 1.18 in January, new job offers decreased in the accommodation sector
The effective job availability ratio in Japan fell to 1.18 in January, marking a decline for the first time in three months, with significant decreases noted in the accommodation and food service industries.
Premia ice cream business sale received the green light from the competition authorities
Froneri, one of the world's largest ice cream producers, has received approval from the competition authority to acquire Food Union's European ice cream business, including Premia TKH.
Finnish Company’s Top Product Stuck in EU for Years – "I Guess We’ll Have to Go Talk"
Finnish company Solar Foods is still waiting for European sales approval for its Solein protein, which has been delayed for 4.5 years, with hopes for resolution in the near future.
S-market had to empty the loose candy shelf entirely - The reason was a serious finding
A young woman discovered a piece of brown, angular broken glass among her loose candies in an S-market store in Finland, prompting the store to investigate and remove the items from the shelf.
Food Price Index: Some prices rise sharply, while others experience a decline
The latest Food Price Index from Postimees reveals a stable overall cost for food baskets, despite significant fluctuations in individual product prices.
Action and Pepco nibble at Lidl and Biedronka. Unusual popularity in Poland
Discount non-food chains like Action and Pepco are increasingly popular in Poland, posing challenges for traditional hypermarkets.
Decree allows fish trade at Feira do Praeirinho after bans in Cuiabá
Cuiabá's traditional Feira do Praeirinho can now legally sell fish after a new decree was published, setting health and safety standards for vendors.
Small village named 'loveliest town in England' with best-rated food and drink
Ludlow, a historic market town in England, has been awarded the title of 'loveliest town' and is recognized for its excellent food and drink quality.
Rwanda: New Bill Sets Stage for Modern, Market-Led Farming
Rwanda is proposing a new plant production bill aimed at modernizing agricultural practices and ensuring food security in response to population growth and climate challenges.
Inspection found Happy Mimi baby milk on the market with an excessive level of toxin
A recent inspection in Czechia revealed that Happy Mimi baby milk has exceeded the allowed toxin levels.
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.
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.
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.
Made in China became gourmet: China feeds the world's rich
China is transforming its image from a mass-producer of cheap goods to a significant player in the premium food market, challenging Western dominance.
The absence of Ramadan life in the major markets of Khan Yunis in Gaza
The vibrant Ramadan atmosphere is notably absent from Khan Yunis' well-known food market due to damage from conflict and economic challenges.
IITA urges FG to prioritise Nigeria’s seed yam value chain
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture urges the Nigerian government to prioritize the seed yam value chain to improve productivity and market opportunities.
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.
The End of Soul, Food, Energy, and Chakra Psychologists. Expert on New Rules
New regulations in Poland aim to enhance the psychological service market by introducing stricter guidelines and regulations for practitioners.
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.
‘K-Tofu’ succeeded... Pulmuone's high-protein tofu records largest sales ever in the U.S.
Pulmuone achieved its highest ever sales in the U.S. tofu market with its high-protein tofu amidst the growing popularity of K-food.
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.
Ardo Hansson: the slow journey of price decreases to store shelves
Ardo Hansson discusses the disparity between the falling global prices of food commodities and their sluggish reflection on local supermarket price tags in Estonia.
PVD Detects Pesticide Residues in Indian Origin Spice
The Latvian Food and Veterinary Service has found exceeded levels of the pesticide chlorpyrifos in the Indian spice Asofoetida, although the product has not entered the market.
FT: A New Food Delivery Service to Finland
Uber Eats is set to launch its food delivery service in Finland by 2026, following the announcement of Foodora's exit from the market due to competitive pressures.
Financial Times: Uber Eats expands to Finland this year
Uber Eats is set to launch its food delivery service in Finland this year, aiming for a significant increase in revenue amid a competitive market.
Uber plans to expand food delivery to seven more European countries, including a return to Czechia
Uber is set to expand its food delivery service, Uber Eats, to seven additional European countries, including Czechia, after previously exiting the market in 2020.
Tiny UK market town packed with independent shops and huge indoor food market
Altrincham, a small market town near Manchester, has transformed into a bustling hub with independent shops and a large food market attracting numerous visitors.
Cattle prices keep climbing: lots sold for up to $5,500 per kilo in Cañuelas
Cattle prices are increasing in the Agro-Livestock Market of Cañuelas, with special lots reaching $5,500 per kilo.
Foodora lost to Wolt - this is what happens next
Foodora's exit from the Finnish market may strengthen Wolt's position, but the competition for market dominance will remain crucial for consumer and restaurant relations.
A popular grocery store has been hit with a €20,000 penalty
A Helsinki grocery store, Alanya Market, has been fined €20,000 by the city for inadequate labeling of products sold at its location.
HU: Alanya Market in Itis receives a €20,000 penalty
Alanya Market in Itäkeskus, managed by Armina Oy, has been fined €20,000 by the city of Helsinki due to inadequate product labeling.
Foodora is stopping – now a food courier speaks
Food delivery service Foodora is ceasing operations in Finland, prompting concerns and hopes among couriers for increased competition in the market.
A new player fills Foodora's place, believes expert
An expert suggests that Wolt likely outperformed Foodora in Finland's restaurant delivery market.
Foodora to cease operations in Finland
Foodora has announced it will shut down its operations in Finland at the end of February, leaving Wolt as the sole delivery service provider in the restaurant food delivery market.
BUA Foods appoints new global procurement, strategy chief
BUA Foods Plc has appointed Mr. Isyaku Rabiu as the new Chief Officer of Global Procurement and Strategic Operations to strengthen its market leadership in the food sector.
Denmark loses first place in organic agriculture to Switzerland
Denmark has lost its ranking as the world's leader in organic consumption to Switzerland, according to a new report from FiBL.
Competition Commission: «Green light» for the acquisition of 3P Salads by Ambrosia
The Competition Commission of Greece approved Ambrosia's acquisition of 3P Salads, citing minimal impact on market competition.
Consumption tax reduction: How to secure 5 trillion yen in funding; Discussions will be held at the National Assembly, with the market also paying attention
The Japanese government plans to temporarily eliminate the consumption tax on food products for two years, but the feasibility and funding sources for this policy are under scrutiny as discussions begin in a national assembly involving both ruling and opposition parties.
Large Supermarkets Losing Competitiveness in Non-Food Items... Will Lifting Early Delivery Restrictions Capture Coupang?
The South Korean government is considering lifting restrictions on early morning deliveries for large supermarkets to counteract Coupang's dominant market position, though doubts persist about the effectiveness of such measures.
Free Food Distributed at K-Market – Here’s What Happened
A K-Market in Tampere, Finland, distributed free frozen food to customers after a freezer malfunction, resulting in a positive customer response.
The world's largest meat company expands its operations in the Middle East
JBS, the world's largest meat producer, has acquired an 80% stake in Oman’s Food Investment Holding Company to expand its presence in the growing Middle Eastern food market.
Monopoly Commission: He fights for competition
Tomaso Duso leads the Monopolies Commission in Germany, advocating for competition and scrutinizing market power, particularly in the food sector.
Producers from São Paulo harvest okra
Okra, a traditional Brazilian food, is harvested frequently and carefully in Piacatu, São Paulo, before being transported to the market.
Jukka Mäkelä is the sales manager for yeast - 'I do bring hilarity to my friend circle'
Jukka Mäkelä, the yeast sales manager in Finland, humorously reflects on his unique profession in a market with little competition and steady demand.