
How could sugar tax shake-up reshape the UK beverage market?
The UK is considering extending its soda tax to more beverages, including milk-based drinks. How big an impact would this have?
The UK is considering extending its soda tax to more beverages, including milk-based drinks. How big an impact would this have?
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Yoplait UK general manager Antoine Hours outlines the brand’s strategy, to expand beyond its kids’ yoghurt stronghold, tapping into booming demand for high-protein and drinkable formats, while navigating inflation, sugar reformulation and sustainability
The UK wants to increase the scope of the Soft Drinks Industry Levy: and small businesses are worried
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As brands ditch synthetic dyes like Red 40, it is not enough to go natural – the colors need to work across formulation, supply chain and stability demands
Standards of identity across dairy, fruit and vegetables and bakery are being phased out - here’s why
Food majors including Nestlé, Kraft Heinz and General Mills are among the companies that have vowed to remove artificial dyes
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Nestlé has revealed a focus on nutrient density in its reformulation efforts to meet market-specific food product demands
Fortifying dairy products with bioactives such as vitamins and probiotics not only enhances nutritional value but paves the way for next-gen formulations
Knowing what different generations want is important, but for a brand to really succeed, it needs to tap into universal needs and values
Protein and calcium are important, but ignoring fortification with riboflavin, iron and other key nutrients could spell real health woes for consumers
Improving consumer perception of plant-based dairy may start with better biosolutions
New product development in protein has largely focused on yogurt and cultured beverages. Flavored milk could be next
The palette of approved natural food colors expands, as major food and beverage companies reformulate ahead of a 2026 deadline
Consumers want to shed, gain or simply maintain weight. What does that mean for core food and drink categories - and is there still a place for permissible indulgence?
The rush to replace synthetic food dyes will require innovative ingredients and investment in product development, with food technologies offering a solution to supply chain constraints
The Trump Administration’s crackdown on artificial colours has manufacturers split: some gearing up for reformulation; others pushing back hard. Will industry cooperation or confrontation shape the future of food colour?
The US government has declared war on synthetic food dyes and the food industry is officially on notice. In a fiery Washington press conference, RFK Jr called out Big Food for feeding kids petroleum and vowed to rip these chemicals off shelves by 2026
AI and data-driven platforms are improving compliance in a shifting food policy landscape
Brands must shift messaging from quick fixes to long-term health goals as ageless consumers reject the aging narrative, says Nick Morgan, managing director of Nutrition Integrated.
Formulating clean-label cheese alternatives that deliver on both flavor and functionality has been a recurring challenge for food innovators
Plant-based cheese has long held a poor reputation. Can Bel’s reformulated Nurishh range change mainstream consumer perceptions?
We speak to three trade bodies about what product manufacturers should know about reformulation, the progress made in key markets, and the challenges that remain.
Low consumer awareness of dairy milk’s role as a dietary iodine source means there's untapped commercial opportunity to be explored through label claims.