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Pet food has a high climate impact. Due to pet food, the carbon footprint, or pawprint, of dogs is sometimes greater than that of their owners. How can industry deal with these high emissions? Some pet foods have a lower climate impact than others: dry, for example, is better than wet or raw. There are also entirely different forms of pet food, including cultivated pet food, which have environmental advantages compared to traditional pet food.
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Discover the key trends transforming Europe’s booming $2bn meal replacement market — from GLP‑1‑friendly ‘mini meals’ and next‑gen smart shakes to longevity‑focused nutrition. Explore how brands like Asda, Huel, Sneak and Novos are reshaping health, convenience and functional food innovation heading into 2026.
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Discover the top longevity trends shaping the food and beverage industry - from gut health and protein to functional drinks and natural plant‑based eating - and learn how brands can tap into cross‑generational demand for science‑backed, wellness‑focused innovation.
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Water scarcity is a growing problem, one which impacts food and agriculture. What can food producers do to mitigate its impacts?