Process industries


  • Nestlé R&D to improve regional capacities in Singapore

    Nestlé Research & Development (R&D) will strengthen local capabilities in key innovation areas with the support of the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB). To strengthen its capabilities at the R&D Center in Singapore, Nestlé will commit resources to support various roles ranging from chefs to engineers and product developers. The company said the move will…


  • Heineken UK adds two new variants to its Inch’s cider brand

    Heineken UK plans to revitalise the apple cider market with the launch of two new varieties under its popular Inch’s Cider brand – Inch’s Clou (dyABV 4.0%) and Inch’s 0.0, the first dealcoholised cider in the UK market, according to the drinks maker. The new SKUs will be offered through convenience, wholesale, and supermarket stores.…


  • Sandbox programme to ensure cell-cultivated products safe for consumers

    A team of scientists and regulatory experts have started work on a two-year programmes to gather scientific evidence about cell-cultivated products and how they are made, to inform how the Food Standards Agency (FSA) and Foods Standards Scotland (FSS) how to regulate these products. The evidence will enable the FSA to assess cell-cultivated product (CCP)…


  • Terry Foods to celebrate its 20th anniversary at IFE 2025

    Founded in 2005, Terry Foods is an independent, family-run food ingredient trading company. Drawing on decades of industry experience, they’ve grown into a trusted partner in the Food Ingredient Trading sector. At the International Food & Drink Event (IFE) 2025, the Terry Foods team will celebrate 20 years of sourcing high-quality ingredients from accredited producers…


  • Wenlock Spring raises the bar for environmental responsibility

    Premium water brand Wenlock Spring is reaffirming its longstanding commitment to sustainability with further cut its carbon emissions, expansion of the use of renewable energy, and by promoting sustainable packaging. The Shropshire (UK-based) company, which has spent decades protecting its land and water source, is investing in solar power and biomass energy in addition to…


  • Döhler helps drinks makers meet the rise of prebiotic sodas

    Döhler is highlighting its latest solutions for prebiotic drinks that assist with improving gut health while also helping manufacturers take an innovative approach towards closing the fibre gap and supporting overall well-being. As this prebiotic trend continues to rise, Döhler says manufacturers should consider its natural, clean-label ingredient solutions to fuel this growing shift. 56%…


  • Xaar technology elevates inkjet corrugated printing

    Xaar is revolutionising corrugated packaging printing, delivering flexo quality and a reduced cost per print alongside digital customisation and personalisation benefits in a single pass. Thanks to Xaar’s ultra high viscosity technology, its Aquinox printhead can jet fluids of up to 1000 centipoises (cP) at ambient temperature (approx. 100 cP at jetting temperature), which has enabled…


  • Bear shakes up kids fruit snacking with new flavours and formats

    Bear is shaking up the kids fruit snacking category with new launches to tap into the growing demand for bold, adventurous flavours. Mango & Sour Berry joins the line-up of Bear Fruit Splits, worth £4.2m (IRI Scantrack, Total Market – Total Bear Fruit Splits. 52 weeks ending 25/01/25. value sales), taking the range to three,…


  • Nestlé Spain invests €15m euros in two sustainable packaging lines

    Nestlé Spain is investing €15m in its Girona factory to develop products with recyclable containers, including Nescafé soluble coffee and Nescafé Dolce Gusto capsules. The factory will see the construction of new lines of packaging that allows the use of recyclable material, minimising the use of virgin plastics and work with more energy efficient machines.…


  • GEA helps Edelweißbrauerei Farny produce its first alcohol-free Kristall-Weizen

    GEA AromaPlus uses a filtration technology with special polymer membranes to separate alcohol and water from the essential beer components responsible for aroma, colour, and clarity. The cold filtration process works under pressure rather than heat, ensuring that the original flavours remain intact and do not need to be adjusted after alcohol removal. The non-alcoholic…