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Food insights play a key role in our approach to proactive procurement and effective supply chain management – and we like to share!
From food trends and innovation, to marketplace updates, industry news, food price index reports and expert insights, our blog provides thought-provoking analysis on a range of interesting topics…
Why is sustainable fishing so important?
The world’s fish stocks are at risk from overfishing. We investigate what is being done to reduce this and explore why sustainable fishing is so important.
Eating insects to save the world
Over 2 billion people regularly eat insects. Yet western food culture does not embrace eating insects as food. Can eating insects save the world?
Overview of the strawberry industry
We examine the current state of the UK strawberry industry and analyse how Brexit, innovations and robotics are changing the way the industry operates.
The importance of bees in agriculture
Why are bees so important in agriculture and food production? Discover why without bees it would cost UK farmers £1.8 billion a year to pollinate crops.
Key chocolate trends in 2019
When we think of comfort food, chocolate typically comes to mind. But how has chocolate changed over time? Discover key chocolate trends in 2019.
The environmental impact of red meat
The environmental impact of red meat is a hot topic. It’s clear it has had a substantial impact on the world’s resources, but should it be avoided completely?
Calorie reduction – too ambitious for action?
With rates of obesity still rising in the UK, Public Health England is challenging the food industry to reduce calories by 20% in everyday products by 2024.
Why is palm oil so controversial?
The controversy surrounding palm oil was highlighted when Iceland’s Christmas advert was banned from TV for being too political. Here’s what you need to know.
What are wholegrains and should we eat them?
Wholegrains are an essential part of a healthy diet. Yet, many of us are unsure which foods contain them. Discover why we should be eating more wholegrains.