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News2 Sisters Food Group appoints meal division development director
The new hire joins the poultry giant from Greencore-owned convenience food producer Bakkavor
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ProfilesMy food & drink job: Dylan Batizovszky, buying manager, The Turmeric Co
‘I think the biggest misconception is that it is boring and repetitive – the reality is every day is a chance to learn new things and get involved’
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NewsRed meat sales declining but signs of change ahead
AHDB’s latest data found lower demand for beef and processed pork were chiefly to blame, down by 3.2% and 3.4% respectively
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NewsChris Packham backs chicken welfare campaign against Pret
The naturalist and TV presenter led a crowd of protesters in slamming Pret’s failure to adopt slower-growing breeds last week
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NewsCoffee growers facing ‘unprecedented pressure’ from El Niño weather event
Coffee prices were unlikely to spike in the short term, which would force smallholder growers to sell at a loss, Pact Coffee said
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NewsAIMS appoints former FSA heavyweight as new chairman
He began his new role on Wednesday 1 July, succeeding John Thorley
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NewsArbex tissue and hygiene joint venture begins operations
Arbex will manufacture, market and distribute tissue and hygiene products across more than 70 markets on five continents
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NewsRevamped Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier scheme unveiled
The Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier has opened to direct farmer applications for the first time, with £50m available
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NewsWaitrose beef supplier’s profit falls as it warns of production ‘deterrent’
Dovecote Park’s pre-tax profit fell 18.6% despite surging turnover as it warned government policy was acting as a ‘deterrent’ to UK beef production
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NewsNew project explores whether beans and lentils could future‑proof UK farming
The research focuses on a central question: ’what would make edible legumes a more viable and attractive option within Norfolk farming systems?’
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Comment & Opinion‘Made in Britain’ labels are no substitute for farming policy
In a return to the old political battleground of food labels, more than 40 MPs have called for the government to require clearer country-of-origin labelling on a wider range of meat products
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NewsFramptons bounces back into black with £1.1m pre-tax profit
Framptons attributed the turnaround to a year of ‘delivery and stabilisation’, achieved in the wake of restructuring efforts implemented by its parent company Swedish investment fund Profura
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NewsMcCain-owned Strong Roots appoints new managing director
Emma Curtis has been taken up the post at the McCain-owned operation, succeeding Charlotte Turton
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NewsBiomel expands Love Your Gut range with plant-based protein drinks
Available in Chocolate, Vanilla and Matcha variants, the new Biomel Protein Drinks will launch into Whole Foods Market on 1 July
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NewsAsda expects customers to ‘go wild’ for new Yellow Watermelon snack
The retailer said the new Exceptional Yellow Watermelon Fans tasted sweeter and milder than red watermelon
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NewsNew measures agreed to curb Russia’s exploitation of mackerel stocks
Members of the North-East Atlantic Fisheries Commission voted to restrict Russia’s mackerel catch after it unilaterally decided to raise its quota to 67,548 tonnes
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NewsWildfarmed launches Food & Nature Resilience Fund
It partnered with Lloyds Banking Group, which is the UK’s largest agricultural lender, to launch the ‘Food & Nature Resilience Fund’
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NewsBritish apple sales to retailers surging, says British Apples & Pears
The organisation said total British apple sales from September to June reached 138,823t
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NewsWaitrose tells suppliers it plans to ‘optimise’ its range
Suppliers have been told that around 25% of Waitrose’s range accounts for just 3% of its sales
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NewsFormer Müller Yoghurt boss joins St Ewe Free Range Eggs as chairman
Cook brings over two decades of board-level experience across major global food and drinks brands with him