The company behind some of Europe’s iconic frozen food brands including Birds Eye, Findus, iglo and Ledo announced the results of its 18 month study, exploring if frozen food storage temperatures can be increased.

The fish products made from the cell mass, such as fish sticks or fish balls, are both GMO-free and free from heavy metals and microplastics often found in wild-caught fish. They are similar to conventional products in terms of taste, nutritional content, and cooking behavior.

Meatable, the innovative food tech company on a mission to deliver cultivated meat at scale, has successfully hosted the first-ever legally approved cultivated meat tasting in the European Union. 

Organizations representing over 5,000 European logistics companies have set out how food, pharmaceutical and horticultural supply chains have proved resilient despite unprecedented challenges—pandemic, war, energy shortage and price inflation.

As part of the agreement, Vandemoortele will acquire a majority stake in Banneton, while Victor and Alex Litinetsky, founders of Banneton, will stay invested in the capital and continue to lead the day-to-day management of the business after closing.

Belgian Boys strives to support families by making their morning routine as stress-free as possible.

The company has signed an agreement with Carlton Power to study the development of a renewable green hydrogen plant at its Kitt Green manufacturing plant in Wigan, Greater Manchester.

Grupo Fuentes operates a fleet of over 500 vehicles and trailers, six logistics centers, a cold storage warehouse, and services supporting those facilities.

Nestlé is further expanding its plant-based food portfolio with two new innovations—plant-based alternatives to egg and shrimp under the Garden Gourmet brand in Europe. 

Nestlé is bringing Garden Gourmet to UK supermarkets with the next generation of plant-based alternatives, the Sensational range. Plant-based fans in the UK will be able to get their hands on the vegan products, which have already been very popular in the UK's out-of-home channel.