Archives for April 17, 2017

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Sugar and sodium cuts lead global reformulation

By Noli Dinkovski


More than 180,000 consumer goods were reformulated in 2016, with sugar and sodium the most targeted for removal by the food and drink industry, a global report has found.

Not eating dairy puts young adults’ health at risk

By Gwen Ridler

Up to 3M young adults are putting their future health at risk by cutting dairy from their diet, warned The National Osteoporosis Society (NOS), as the number of children drinking milk in schools falls.

Pound recovers after general election news

By Matt Atherton

Sterling bounced back from a temporary dip in value, after Prime Minister Theresa May revealed she plans to hold a snap general election on June 8.

Hill Biscuits in management buyout after investment

By Matt Atherton

Premium biscuit manufacturer Hill Biscuits has completed a management buyout for an undisclosed sum, after investment from UK private equity firm Lloyds Development Capital (LDC).

Ammonia leak sparks factory evacuation

By Gwen Ridler

Staff at part of Addo Food Group’s Poole factory were evacuated last week, after what the firm described as “a controlled ammonia leak” at the site.