European FMCG news

Canton Fair Marks 70 Years Of Connecting China With The World

Food Product & Hotel Equipment Bring The HoReCa Industry Together In Antalya

From 12 to 15 January 2027, ANFAŞ Expo Center in Antalya will host two complementary trade fairs: Food Product and Hotel Equipment.

Powering A More Efficient Future – Planned Energy Performance Improvements For 2027

Energy efficiency continues to be an important consideration for food retailers seeking to optimise the operation of refrigeration equipment.

PRIVEL Celebrates Its Second Edition In Madrid

PRIVEL celebrates its second edition, organised by IFEMA MADRID and Alimarket on 4 and 5 November 2026, in Halls 12, 14.0.

[Interview] Gutsy aims to take on the European dog food market: “We’re targeting 33 million meals”

What began as a student project is now emerging as an ambitious challenger in the premium dog food market. With transparent recipes, local production, and a strong focus on pet…

Deoleo Shares Slump As Acesur, Dcoop Agree €520m Takeover

Shares in Deoleo fell more than 19% on Thursday after Spanish olive oil producers Acesur and Dcoop agreed to buy the group.

Why Europe's Supermarket Fridges Were Easy Targets

Hackers targeting supermarket fridges across Europe could have exploited default passwords and outdated software, a cybersecurity expert said.

Unilever To Sell Myanmar Joint Venture Stake, Deal Expected To Close In 2027

Consumer goods giant Unilever plans to exit a joint venture in Myanmar, even as a new government seeks to drum up foreign investment.

ASOS posts FY26 pre-tax profits of £24.4m as sales rebound

The home market in the UK recorded a 2% sales increase in the second half

Germany’s Globus Reports Growth In FY25/26 Despite Subdued Consumer Sentiment

German retailer Globus has reported growth in its 2025/2026 financial year, with EBIT up 1.9% on a like-for-like basis to €195.1 million.

Next sales jump 8.1% in Q3 as international markets outperform UK

International full-price sales rose 32.2% in Q3, beating 20.5% forecasts as direct overseas sales climbed 32.7%

UK's Tate & Lyle To Hike Prices As Middle East Conflict Drives Costs Higher

UK's Tate & Lyle said it plans to raise prices to help offset higher costs as a result of the extended Middle East conflict.