Blog & Insights
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…
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- Food & Catering Procurement
- Food & Drink Industry
- Food for Thought
- Food Trends & Innovation
- Nutrition & Dietetics
Reopening catering operations during Covid-19
The Covid pandemic has challenged the long-established norm for catering teams. As we prepare for and undertake remobilisation in order to re-open in line with the milestones laid out by the Prime Minister on 22 February 2020, many catering functions and operations teams are seeing this time as an opportunity to innovate. Getting orders in with plenty of notice will be imperative!
Getting ready for Natasha’s Law
‘Natasha’s Law’ – following the tragic death of the teenager, Natasha Ednan-Laperouse – is the first new legislation around allergen management passed in the House of commons since the introduction of the EU Food Information for Consumers Regulation in 2014.
Sustainability in Food Supply
The 2020s have been termed the ‘critical decade’ for sustainable development implementation. While the topic can be overwhelming and riddled with confusing information, what is clear is that we need to collectively improve our understanding of sustainable food systems and identify actions that we can all put in place to make a difference…
BREXIT: The latest
Our Procurement Director, Mike Meek, has been providing commentary and analysis on Brexit and the impact of possible outcomes for the past few years and is also on the University of Warwick advisory committee to the Government regarding food supply. Now a Free Trade Agreement has been struck with the EU, Mike looks at what this will likely mean for food supply chains…
