Category: Markets
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Hochdorf and Pharmalys have formed a specialised nutrition manufacturing venture. Hochdorf Laboratories combines Swiss powder-processing capability with an established distribution network spanning 32 countries.
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Food manufacturers lack clear plans for deploying artificial intelligence effectively. Legacy systems, skills shortages, and weak data governance remain central barriers.
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Singapore has approved Aleph Farms’ cultivated thin-cut beef steak product. The clearance creates a route to market, while launch details remain limited.
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Dudley authorities removed meat after raiding an unapproved cutting plant. Four arrests were made as investigators examined products and associated paperwork.
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Middledale Foods will invest £600,000 across systems, people, and infrastructure. The three-year programme follows record turnover and sustained ingredients growth.
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AG Barr lost sales as supply constraints reduced product availability. Manufacturing changes and third-party disruption affected second-quarter beverage distribution.
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Heineken removed three thousand roles while first-half operating profit increased. The underlying measure rose 6.7% as restructuring accelerated.
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Coca-Cola HBC increased volumes while raising capital investment across operations. Spending covered capacity, automation, digital systems, and energy-efficient cooling equipment.
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CCEP is printing approved spare parts directly at its plant. Krones’ service converts selected physical inventory into controlled digital files.
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Euromilk is installing new aseptic filling capacity at Slovak dairy. The line will handle three carton sizes at up to 12,000 packs an hour.