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Leftovers: Lay’s flavors go global for World Cup | Taco teas look to cure homesicknessThe PepsiCo potato chip brand is releasing dozens of flavors tied to countries competing in the soccer event, while Captain Morgan expands its RTD line… Read more -
Oaf looks to spice up the gluten-free category with new cheesy loaf and rollsA trio of new gluten-free products launching at Tesco next week include The Big Cheese Loaf, Super Soft ‘N Cheesy Rolls, and Jalapeno ‘N Cheddar… Read more -
Cork’s €80m biomethane plant to cut emissions by 40,000 tonnes next yearNew plant will deliver more than 80GWh of renewable biomethane annually to the national grid, making it Ireland's largest biomethane facility processing municipal food and… Read more -
Quality vs quantity: Food makers face tradeoffs when choosing protein sourceIngredient supplier ADM is helping manufacturers bulk up their offerings and shedding light on the pros and cons of soy, pea and dairy…. Read more -
Nestlé sells Blue Bottle Coffee to Centurium CapitalThe deal with the Chinese coffee giant includes the brand's cafes and the majority of its CPG business, a spokesperson confirmed…. Read more -
How Nestlé’s US CMO keeps tabs on changing consumer tastesVicki Felker discusses launching the CPG giant’s first at-home condiment brand, where AI is boosting efficiency and bigger bets on cultural marketing. … Read more -
Nerds maker Ferrara to spend $675M on new South Carolina plantThe 750,000-square-foot facility is a “major step forward” for the company in positioning itself as a leader in candy, its CEO said…. Read more -
‘Connacht Gold’ maker Aurivo sees group turnover jump 12.3% to €814.2mIrish agribusiness has interests across dairy, consumer foods, retail stores, animal feeds, and livestock trading… Read more -
AB Foods to split Penneys off from its main food businessAssociated British Foods has decided to separate its Penneys / Primark fashion chain from its food businesses through a demerger following a review …… Read more -
Kerry Group opens expanded biotechnology manufacturing facility in CorkThe Carrigaline facility plays a central role in processing dairy products… Read more -
Chef of the Week: Chef Matthias Brenner of Brasserie Cuvilliés, Rosewood MunichRecently promoted to Executive Chef at Rosewood Munich, Matthias Brenner is one of the key figures shaping the city’s evolving culinary identity. At the helm… Read more -
Tesco says Middle East war creating uncertainty as Cork CEO reveals €3.6bn profitsChief executive Ken Murphy played down possibility of a hit to food availability due to war… Read more -
Chef of the Week: Private Chef Montana (Yurii Kliemientiev), Huntsville, AlabamaFrom long shifts in professional kitchens across Europe to building a private dining business in Alabama from the ground up, Yurii “Chef Montana” Kliemientiev’s journey… Read more -
‘Prolonging disruption will only deepen damage’: Firms call for end to fuel blockadeThe chief executive of Retail Excellence Ireland, Jean McCabe, said that, while they understand the pressure being experienced by hauliers and farmers, 'retailers face similar… Read more -
Sites ‘ceasing production’ as fuel protests threaten critical supply chainsBusiness lobby group Ibec has warned food, medicines and construction businesses are all reporting growing risks to production processes unless the protests are removed… Read more