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NewsDairy Partners appoints new commercial director to drive growth
Lucy Peel, daughter of Dairy Partners director Robert Peel, has joined the family-owned business from Pladis-owned Godiva Chocolatier
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NewsBritish shoppers buying seafood more frequently, says Norwegian Seafood Council
The representative body’s Mid-Year Market & Retail Report 2026 found seafood shopping frequency has increased 1.5% year-on-year, while average spend per trip rose 2.9%
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InterviewsAndrew Opie on food crises and why the government never learns
As he retires after more than 20 years at the BRC, Andrew Opie reflects on horsemeat, Brexit and Covid – and warns the hardest years may be to come
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NewsTech company Opply raises $7.5m funding
Opply describes itself as an ‘end-to-end operations autopilot for F&B manufacturers’
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NewsMoves away from CO2 gas stunning have ‘huge evidence gaps’, say MPs
Josh Newbury MP for Cannock Chase said in an Efra Committee meeting this week that there “are huge gaps in the evidence” on the use of alternative methods
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NewsBenecol unveils packaging and branding revamp
The initiative, backed by a ‘six-figure marketing investment’, includes national PR activity, media campaigns and in-store marketing. The business has also secured celebrity partnerships with TV personalities Alex Jones and Gok Wan
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NewsFarming schemes being underfunded by over £2bn, says Wildlife Trusts
In research released today, the Wildlife Trusts said England’s Environmental Land Management schemes faced a ‘funding gap’ of over £2bn
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NewsTesco food MD Gordon Gafa to leave retailer at Christmas
Gafa’s departure was announced to staff by Tesco UK CEO Ashwin Prasad in a note today
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NewsSupermarkets accused of ‘lacking leadership’ over continued methane inaction
No progress has been made by leading global supermarkets on methane emissions, Changing Markets Foundation warned
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NewsFarm Gate food redistribution suffers huge fall as government grants run out
The end of government grants has seen farm food waste mountains grow again
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NewsAdjudicator calls on suppliers to give evidence over CPI disputes
The adjudicator told The Grocer he was “scrutinising” responses from retailers after holding a series of meetings
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NewsCoastal states agree total agreeable catch for mackerel
The group – comprising UK, EU, Norway, Iceland and Faroe Islands – agreed to set it in line with advice published by the International Council for the Exploration of the Seas
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NewsMeat bosses slam government bid to end the CO2 gassing of pigs
It comes after the government launched its consultation into phasing out the practice, today, in favour of ‘more humane methods’, including the use of argon gas and automated electrical stunning
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Comment & OpinionThe grocery sector’s risky approach to risk – and how to fix it
Grocery manages cyberattack and currency risk with precision – but climate risk, which is already hitting margins and supply, still has no clear owner. Here are three fixes
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NewsLogistics giant Culina appoints new CEO from within
He will step up the CEO role on 1 February and will take over from Liam McElroy who is set to move to a non-executive director role
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NewsBid launched to stop CO2 gassing of pigs before slaughter
Through a consultation, launched today and running until 21 December, the government’s proposals would see the pork industry move towards ‘more humane methods’ if successful
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NewsBiotiful Gut Health unveils revamped branding and packaging
Revealed on 22 October, the overhaul includes a new visual identity and updated packaging. The company said the redesign would improve shelf standout and make its products easier for shoppers to navigate
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat Andy Burnham’s EU reset could mean for food and drink
Ten years on from the Brexit vote, Andy Burnham has pledged to set out ‘different options’ for the UK’s relationship with the EU. So what are these options and how will they affect food and drink businesses?
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NewsSupermarkets in talks on cybersecurity as public urged to stockpile food
This week, ministers published new resilience advice to businesses and individuals, including calls for households to stockpile long shelf-life food