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Is lab meat an existential threat to the animal feed industry?

By Paul Cuatrecasas

Will an acceleration in the meat reduction trend and the hunt for substitutes spell eventual doom for the feed sector and the livestock industry it serves? Yes, says Paul Cuatrecasas, CEO of Aquaa Partners. He claims there is increasing evidence that...

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Novolyze wins IAFP award

By staff reporter

Novolyze has won the 2017 Food Safety Innovation Award from the International Association for Food Protection (IAFP).

Ingredion's new product, designed for chicken nuggets, improves water binding

Ingredion improves meat yield with new starch

By Aidan Fortune

Global ingredient solutions provider Ingredion has launched a new clean-label, potato-based functional native starch for cost-sensitive meat applications. 

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EU agri-food exports on the rise

By Niamh Michail

The total value of EU agri-food exports increased by 9% in May this year compared to 2016, according to trade figures from the European Commission.

Kingchick poultry is contracted to grow chickens for a major African meat processor

London investor pumps cash into African chicken farm

By Oscar Rousseau

Tanzania-based Kingchick Poultry has received a six-figure sum from a London agri-business investor as the African farm aims to scale up operations to supply local markets with low-cost chicken.

Demand for cheap pork is expected to dwarf Russian poultry sales

Russians are beginning to eat more meat

By Vladislav Vorotnikov

Russian meat consumption is set to reach 75.2kg per capita in 2017, which corresponds to the pre-crisis level of 2013 and is an increase of 2kg on 2016, according to Yuri Kovalev, chairman of the Russian Union of Pork Producers (RUPP).

Brazil's pork exports are falling, in spite of rising Russian imports

Russia buys Brazilian pork due to lack of choice

By Oscar Rousseau

Brazil pork exports are down amid political turmoil, but Russia, which has alienated the world’s biggest pig meat traders, has little choice but to buy Brazilian.

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'We're the first product that dreams of impeaching the US president'

German start-up Smuus mixes food, politics & tongue-in-cheek marketing

By Niamh Michail

German start-up Smuus has an original concept with its fruit and vegetable smoothies for yoghurts, desserts, bread, meat and cheese. But the campaign for its peach-flavoured product, which promises to donate 10% of profits to charities fighting the policies...

Hilton Food Group has expanded the range of products it makes for online retailer Ocado

Hilton Food Group sees sterling drop benefit

By Aidan Fortune

UK-based meat packing business Hilton Food Group (Hilton) has reported solid financial growth for the year so far with currency fluctuations aiding progress.

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FDE: Act now before Commission considers maximum levels

Mandatory acrylamide action could be in place by spring 2018

By Niamh Michail

An EU vote backing the Commission's proposal to reduce acrylamide in food and drink could see mandatory mitigation action and benchmark levels in place by spring next year, with maximum levels to follow.

Atria's sizable investment in production efficiency is starting to lift profit

Acquisitions assist Atria’s profit rise

By Oscar Rousseau

Two takeovers in the past 18 months have helped Finnish meat processor Atria post what its CEO called “delightful” profit and sales growth. 

GSK plans to sell the Horlicks brand in the UK; India and South East Asia are unaffected

GSK to sell Horlicks brand in the UK

By Rachel Arthur

GSK has announced it intends to sell its Horlicks brand in the UK, and is proposing to close the associated manufacturing site in Slough. It also intends to sell its Maxi Nutrition brand in the UK. 

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