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Majority of people ‘highly concerned’ about the affordability of food, FSA finds
A newly published survey by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) illustrates the extent to which people are worried about food prices.
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Postpone ‘broken’ BTOM until October demands trade body
The Cold Chain Federation has urged the UK Government to postpone the full implementation of the new Border Target Operating Model (BTOM) until October 2024.
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JBS boycott campaign launched ahead of board vote on Batista brothers return
Advocacy group Ban the Batistas has called for a global consumer boycott of brands owned by meat processing giant JBS.
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Leg amputation leads to £70k fine for food producer
A mushroom producer has been fined £73,333 after an employee’s leg became trapped in a machine and was later amputated.
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Oscar Mayer partners with CSG to increase surplus stock redistribution
Chilled food manufacturer Oscar Mayer has forged a new partnership with Company Shop Group (CSG) in order to increase the amount of surplus stock that is redistributed.
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Driving demand for the ready-to-eat meat market
As ready-to-eat meat products experience a period of growth, Food Manufacture explores the major factors driving new product development (NPD), advances in packaging and how manufacturers are addressing environmental concerns over their products.