Food recalls sparked by salmonella, milk and beef
Food safety recalls have been sparked this week by salmonella contaminating paprika, beef in Sainsbury’s lamb kebab packets and undeclared milk in confectionery and United Biscuits’ waffles.
Archives for July 2, 2015
Top food trend: Mexican food
Mexican food has knocked Chinese food off the top spot as the nation’s favourite foreign cuisine, according to research organisation Future Thinking.
Limagrain and Canterra Seeds in new Canadian jv
Canadian farmers are set to benefit from access to the very latest wheat seed varieties with enhanced characteristics, following a new research joint venture (jv) known as Limagrain Cereals Research Canada, located in Saskatoon, announced yesterday...
Food Manufacture Awards: could you win one?
The Food Manufacture Excellence Awards (FMEAs) are open for entries: could your food or drink manufacturing business win an Oscar?
Welsh creamery boosts cheese output with £1M loan
South Caernarfon Creameries, the largest and oldest co-operative in Wales, is to boost cheese production, after receiving a £1M loan.
Food Manufacture Survey
Here’s what state you think the industry’s in
Competition from limited assortment discounters (LADs) continues to cause problems for the food and drink manufacturers and their supermarket customers, according to our exclusive annual Food Manufacture survey.
Premier Foods opens £20M line and creates 80 jobs
Premier Foods has opened its £20M production line at its Mr Kipling bakery in Carlton, Barnsley today (July 3) – creating 80 new jobs.
Food industry to gain 10,000 new jobs
More than 10,000 new food industry jobs and millions of pounds of new investment will be created by the government-backed Food Enterprise Zones (FEZs), claims environment secretary Elizabeth Truss.
Cereal firm invests to boost jobs and capacity
Cereal ingredient producer Silvery Tweed Cereals has invested £1.5M in new equipment at its Berwick-upon-Tweed site, creating four new jobs.