Diet & health

Will the UPF lawsuit be successful?

Will the UPF lawsuit be successful?

By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

The ultra-processed foods lawsuit could completely shake-up the food and beverage industry, if successful. But will it be?

UPF lawsuit threat: how likely is one in the EU?

UPF lawsuit threat: how likely is one in the EU?

By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

A lawsuit in the US has targeted several large food manufacturers, alleging the products they make are designed to be addictive. Could such a lawsuit occur in Europe?

Is government HFSS obsession unhealthy?

Is government HFSS obsession unhealthy?

By Donna Eastlake

HFSS cuts have been high on government healthcare agendas for years now. But is the rush to reformulate doing more harm than good?

UPF: How can industry improve consumer perceptions?

UPF: How can industry improve consumer perceptions?

By Donna Eastlake

Ultra-processed foods have received a barrage of bad press in recent years, resulting in a sharp decline in consumer acceptance. But ultra-processing methods are going nowhere fast. So, what can the industry do to improve opinions?

FoodNavigator Investigates: From AI to UPF

FoodNavigator Investigates: From AI to UPF

By Donna Eastlake

From EUDR to alt meats, ultra-processed foods to gut health, FoodNavigator’s ‘watch’ series delves deeper into the subjects that matter to you.

Could keto diet improve autoimmune disease symptoms?

Could keto diet improve autoimmune disease symptoms?

By Donna Eastlake

The controversial keto diet is lauded by supporters and condemned by critics. So will research linking it to autoimmune benefits tip the scale in its favour? And what F&B NPD opportunities could that create?

Insect protein buzz waning as patents slow

Insect protein buzz waning as patents slow

By Nicholas Robinson

Insect protein’s predicted take off has been less than a flutter as market innovation stagnates, with worldwide patents sliding year-on-year again.

Why biodiversity is vital to food security

Why biodiversity is vital to food security

By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

Biodiversity makes soil function effectively, pollinates plants and ensures the functioning of the food system. But what's being done to support biodiversity and is it too little too late?

UPF debate not black and white

UPF debate not black and white

By Donna Eastlake

There's a lot more to the UPF debate than just 'good' foods and 'bad' foods. We dive into the great UPF debate to discover more.

Mars' Kellanova buyout the start of hefty snacking M&A

Mars' Kellanova buyout the start of hefty snacking M&A

By Nicholas Robinson

Mega deals within snacking are picking up pace after a quiet start to the year, with Mars’ Kellanova acquisition the tip of the iceberg as strong financial performances provide corporates with healthy cashflows.

Could governments introduce rationing?

Could governments introduce rationing?

By Donna Eastlake

Rationing could be a reality as populations grow and climate change bites. But would consumers support it and what would it mean for food manufacturers?