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Mondelēz Appoints Richard Trechman As Senior VP For North-West Europe
Mondelēz International has appointed Richard Trechman as its senior vice-president for North-West Europe, starting 1 October.
New French Sugar Tax Proposal A 'Sham', Food Industry Group Says
A proposed French tax on high-sugar processed food is 'a sham', the country's food industry association has said.
World Food Prices Near Four-Year High In September, UN Says
World food prices rose in September to their highest in nearly four years as logistics disruptions and weather concerns affected crop markets.
Barry Callebaut puts internal leader at the helm in Benelux
Barry Callebaut has promoted Stefanie De Roover to Managing Director of Benelux. De Roover was previously head of marketing for the Benelux region and will now take the helm of…
McCormick's Price Hikes Spice Up Quarterly Results Despite Sluggish Demand
McCormick has reported higher quarterly sales and profit, as pricier seasonings and sauces helped cushion the blow from weaker consumer demand.
UK Health Policy Hinders Manufacturer Food Innovation Investment – FDF
UK food and drink manufacturers face unstable policies and costs, deterring investment in healthier food and beverage innovation.
Novonesis Expands Dairy Cultures Capacity Amid Rising Demand
Novonesis expands its West Allis facility in Wisconsin to boost dairy innovation and production capacity amid rising consumer demand.
Albertsons expands its board of directors again
The supermarket chain made three new appointments, including former Food Lion President Meg Ham, moving its board from 11 to 14 members.
India Considers Cutting Import Duties On Pulses To Cool Prices, Sources Say
India is considering lowering import tariffs on a range of pulses to boost supplies and curb food inflation, sources said.
Global Vegetable Oil Prices Seen Rising On Tighter Supply, Says Analyst Mielke
Vegetable oil prices could rise into 2027 as Black Sea sunflower oil disruptions and lower South American soyoil exports tighten supply.
In New York, Nordstrom brings gourmet foods to its evolving pop-up space
The Corner Market features a selection of locally and globally sourced comestibles and housewares, with a focus on luxury gifting.