Coca-Cola adds tethered closures to boost PET recycling in Europe
Eighteen months ahead of the EU Directive 2019/204 deadline, The Coca Cola Company is rolling out tethered caps onto its bottles in EU markets.
Archives for January 30, 2023
Europe ‘lagging’ in lab-grown meat investments
A new report reveals the countries poised to seize the world’s lab-grown meat market, based on investment raised, amid warnings that countries in Europe risk missing out on profitable and sustainable opportunity.
Who is Unilever’s new CEO and is split and spin back on the table?
Unilever has named Royal FrieslandCampina boss Hein Schumacher as its new CEO. Could this mean that a spin-off of the group’s food businesses could be back on the menu? Or does Schumacher’s strong grounding in food and nutrition suggest the internal...
“Being sustainable needs to be easy”: Modern Milkman wants the milkround to be waste- and plastic-free
‘Our short supply chain means the money goes directly to the farmers,’ says CEO Simon Mellin as he opens up on his company’s quest to modernize the morning milkround – and make it more sustainable for both farmers and consumers.
NPD Trend Tracker: From non-HFSS sweets to vitamin-enriched coffee pods
Fancy a dose of ‘wellness’ with your hit of morning caffeine? One of the newest products hitting retail shelves in the UK combines arabica coffee with a range of vitamins. Other products development with healthier consumption in mind include Nestlé-owned...
Palm oil trade war? South East Asia gears up to fight back against EU deforestation regulation
Major South East Asian palm oil producer countries are gearing up to retaliate against the European Union’s controversial deforestation regulation, with the situation rapidly devolving to the point that a trade war could be on the horizon.