France needs to boost algae production
France should ramp up its algae production to meet booming local demand for algae foods and nutrients, according to a report.
Archives for March 4, 2016
A look at the top product launches in Germany, Europe's 'innovation testing ground'
Not only is Germany the front-runner for innovative food and drink launches, it is also Europe's testing ground for trendsetting companies looking for a receptive market. Mintel market analyst explains why.
Campaigners file formal complaint against EU over glyphosate
Six environmentalist groups have filed a formal complaint against EU regulators for denying the link between the controversial herbicide glyphosate and cancer.
What if... the EU banned energy drink sales to under 18s
An EU-wide ban on selling energy drinks to under 18s would see volume sales fall by over 70 million litres, if the impact of similar legislation in Lithuania is anything to go by. The low-priced end of the market would be hit hardest, with standard and...
Online grocery retailing set to rise, buoyed on by ‘convenience’ factor
Grocery retailing that includes click-and-collect services, and smaller convenience stores, are enjoying strong growth in Western Europe, driven by convenience in the form of packaged foods and tailored delivery services that provide ready-to-cook fresh...
US ends Dutch beef trade ban
America has ended a near two-decade embargo on beef imports from the Netherlands after the risk of mad cow disease was rendered “negligible” by US health officials.