IN Food Issue 1 launches online

—

IN Food Issue 1 launches online

IN Food launches with its first edition online. Issue 1 examines commodity volatility, export pressures, packaging reformulation under PFAS scrutiny, and automation shifts across dairy, plant-based processing, and line design.

The first edition of IN Food is now live, extending Industrial News’ technical reporting into the operational realities of food manufacturing. Issue 1 moves from commodity volatility and export strain through to the regulatory fault lines emerging around PFAS and food-contact materials — and what they mean for packaging timelines.

Inside, we examine how inspection systems are adapting to plant-based formulations, why dairy processors are rethinking automation strategies, and where washdown-ready drive technology is reshaping line design. There are also senior-level conversations on sustainable plastics and embedded supply-chain risk.

The full issue is available now, alongside ongoing sector coverage, at https://in-food.co.uk/

Stories for you

  • Corplex aims to expand retail offering with durable and robust Correx®-made systems

    Corplex aims to expand retail offering with durable and robust Correx®-made systems

    Corplex is targeting further retail warehouse growth with reusable bins. Made from Correx®, the modular AkyPak® Store system is being used by high street brands to improve picking stability, reduce product damage, and replace disposable cardboard with a longer-life alternative.

  • Industry urges government to accelerate skills reforms

    Industry urges government to accelerate skills reforms

    Manufacturers demand Treasury release £1bn for skills training. Almost all manufacturers identify skills supply as crucial for growth, with half viewing it as their primary challenge. The education system’s inadequacy is a concern, as digital transformation and AI demand a skilled workforce. Industry seeks urgent government action.

© 2b Publishing 2026.