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50 Trailblazers to Watch at Future Food-Tech London
Get ready to meet 50 trailblazing food-tech innovators as they pitch their ground-breaking solutions live in London at Future Food-Tech on October 2-3.
Keeping Food Safe with X-Ray Inspection Safeguarding Food with Cutting-Edge Technology
In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of manufacturing, the safety and quality of our food is an absolute imperative. With the rise of consumer scrutiny through social media, and the heightened focus on food safety across the world, staying ahead …
Taste It All at Future Food-Tech London
At Future Food-Tech London, we’re working with the food industry’s leading innovators to showcase the most dynamic products coming to market on the summit menu.
Prioritising Health Through Food
The health & wellness industry is booming, having been valued at a staggering $1.8 trillion in 2024. As consumers become increasingly health conscious, the pressure to move away from long ingredients lists and ultra-processed foods mounts. Better-for …
Guardians of Good Food: Protecting Food Products with Cutting-Edge Technology
Let’s talk about something close to our hearts and stomachs: food safety. We all want our snacks and meals to be not just delicious but safe too, right? So, here's the lowdown on how our food superheroes—product inspection technologies—are stepping u …

Food Navigator News

  • Ultra-processed foods have been linked to lower sperm count, decreased reproductive hormones and weight gain.
  • This article examines how regulators like the UK’s Food Standards Agency are adapting to support innovation in food production. It highlights efforts to guide manufacturers of novel foods, such as cell-cultivated and precision-fermented products, through the approval process, while maintaining high safety standards.
  • With the EUDR on the horizon, producers of relevant commodities must be able to source products back to their origins. Coffee is no exception. What key traceability challenges does it face?
  • New research links sugary drinks and alcohol to increased hair loss, while highlighting the potential benefits of nutrients like vitamin D, iron, and protein. A review of 17 studies explores how diet and supplements impact hair health, though experts say more data is needed before official guidelines can be set.