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Glenrath Farms, The Happy Egg Co and Bumble Hole Foods respond to Animal Justice Project's recent investigation. Image: Getty

Suppliers respond to egg industry investigation

Suppliers implicated in a recent undercover investigation that claimed to have found sick, dying and dead hens in RSPCA assured farms have hit out at the accusations levelled at their businesses.

Greggs is to build two new sites to boost manufacturing capacity and logistics operations. Image: Getty, lleerogers

Greggs to expand production with two new sites

Greggs is to expand production with the construction of two new sites in the Midlands to boost manufacturing and logistics capacity.

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Innovating amidst the challenges: harnessing data and digital tools for NPD

With an increasing number of regulatory, social and environmental challenges, NPD in the food manufacturing sector is becoming increasingly complex. Discover why digitalisation, data and networking are revolutionising the process.

Is drought in the Panama Canal flooding your supply chain with risk? Credit: Getty/35007

Navigating business risks in face of the Panama Canal drought

Matt Taylor, partner at Eversheds Sutherland, and Nikki Hussey, senior associate at the firm, look at how the Panama Canal drought has caused disruption to UK food and drink producers and the benefits to testing your legal position.

Pictured top: Graeme Williams, Baker & Baker / Bottom (L-R): Martin Drewery and Paul Trotter, Silvery Tweed

Leadership changes at two bakery producers

European bakery business Baker & Baker has appointed a new UK CCO, whilst cereal and seed manufacturer Silvery Tweed announces technical manager.

Eight Arch Brewing Co has expanded its production capabilities with the lease of additional space and a six-figure investment in new equipment

Eight Arch Brewing Co reveals six-figure investment in new production centre

Dorset-based Eight Arch Brewing Co has expanded its production capabilities with the lease of additional space and a six-figure investment in new equipment.

Arla's Lockerbie site (pictured) has been promised £34 million's worth of a £300+ investment

Arla to invest more than £300m into UK sites

On the day of the Farm to Fork Summit, the dairy giant has said it will be injecting money into four of its sites across the UK, in addition to its previously announced plans for its Taw Valley site.

Several Bread Spread products including wraps and sandwiches have been recalled. Credit: Getty / LauriPatterson

Listeria monocytogenes contamination leads to multiple product recalls

Food Manufacture rounds up recent product recalls announced by firms including Bread Spread and Wanis.

Industry experts take Food Manufacture talk us through how to take the stress out of audits. Image: Getty, andresr

Taking the stress out of audits

Audits can be a time consuming and often confusing practice for food and drink firms, but can the process be simplified? Food Manufacture asked experts in the field what steps manufacturers can take to ease their burden.

Nosh.bio in the repurposed factory in Dresden

German plant in Dresden to mass-produce mycelium protein

Following the repurposing of a German-based, closed-down brewery, alternative protein manufacturer Nosh.bio has confirmed it will soon be capable of producing thousands of tons of mycelium protein each year.

The number of registered UK distilleries has jumped 42.7% from pre-COVID levels. Image: Getty

UK registered distillery numbers explode post-COVID

The British spirits industry has exploded since the COVID-19 pandemic, with more than 300 distilleries now registered in the UK.

Noel Davis designed the range specifically for the air fryer. Credit: MJ's Diner

Air fryer ready meal manufacturer creates 50 new jobs after expanding

Food brand MJ’s Diner has launched a new range of frozen ready meals developed specifically for the air fryer.

Extreme weather last winter could cut the UK's food security by up to 10%, according to the ECIU. Image: Getty, ideeone

Extreme weather could cut UK food self-sufficiency by 10%

Extreme weather conditions could cut the UK’s food self-sufficiency by up to 10%, according to new analysis by the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU).