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Promising research could lead to ‘heathier white bread’
A Gloucestershire-based miller has teamed up with Aberystwyth University to study the milling and blending process for white flour in a bid to develop better-for-you white bread.
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Fentimans extends supply chain partnership with Wincanton
Premium soft drinks manufacturer Fentimans has extended its supply chain partnership with Wincanton.
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The fallout from the latest phase of post-Brexit border controls
Provision Trade Federation (PTF) director general Rod Addy explains how the food industry is preparing for the fallout from new controls on imports from the EU.
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Harlech Foodservice invests £1m in low-emission delivery fleet
Wholesaler Harlech Foodservice has invested £1m in a new fleet of low-emission delivery trucks as part of its journey to net zero.
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General Mills acquires Belgium pet food brand
Global manufacturer General Mills has completed the acquisition of European pet food brand Edgard & Cooper for an undisclosed sum.
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Beef farm fined £12k for ‘serious’ health and safety failings
A beef and arable farm in Kent has been fined £12,000 after a Health and Safety Executive (HSE) visit identified multiple serious health and safety breaches.
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All in a Day's Work: Glebe Farm MD
In May's edition of All in a Day's Work, we hear from Glebe Farm's managing director Philip Rayner.
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82% of health and safety officials agree female PPE unsuitable
Woman’s personal protection equipment (PPE) is a growing area of recognition among health and safety representatives, as businesses agree more needs to be done to ensure its suitable.