Duni Group on Balancing Recyclability, Functionality and Foodservice Needs

Tomasz Doweyko Jurkowski, Manager R&D Innovation & Strategy, Duni Group As foodservice businesses face growing pressure to reduce packaging waste and adapt to evolving regulatory requirements, the shift towards recyclable and more circular packaging solutions is gaining momentum. Duni Group...

Black Soldier Fly Larvae Show Potential as Sustainable Protein Source, Adelaide University Study Finds

Researchers at Adelaide University are investigating the potential of black soldier fly larvae as a sustainable, protein-rich ingredient that could help address rising global protein demand while converting agricultural waste into valuable biomass. The research is being conducted in partnership wit...

Corporate Food Services is India’s Invisible Engine but Still Gets an Outsider’s Treatment

We Indians proudly talk about our start-ups and tech unicorns, agri-innovations and townships, while we are doing all of that, one of the largest employers in the country is in a state of policy limbo and is not part of the public and regulatory consciousness. Food Services ecosystem including insti...

PepsiCo India Launches Nationwide Challenge to Scale Regenerative Agriculture Solutions

PepsiCo India, in collaboration with the Delta Prize, launched the rapid re.gen challenge, a nationwide initiative designed to help smallholder farmers adopt regenerative agriculture through practical, scalable solutions that improve soil health, strengthen resilience, and enhance livelihoods. ...

FAO Scales Up Gaza Agricultural Programme to Support Food Security

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) scaled up its conditional cash assistance program to support a total of 1 500 small-scale farmers in the Gaza Strip to cultivate at least 1 dunum (0.1 ha) of land each. Through this support, FAO projects that the farmers will produce ...

Towards Smarter and More Sustainable Thermoforming for Food Producers

As food manufacturers navigate increasingly diverse product portfolios, smaller production batches, rising operating costs and growing sustainability expectations, flexibility and efficiency have become critical to packaging operations. For mid-sized producers in particular, the ability to handle mu...

ADB Speeds Crisis Response as Energy and Food Prices Shock Asia and Pacific

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is putting faster and more flexible crisis response tools in place to help its members in Asia and the Pacific protect people, keep essential services running, and manage energy supply and food price shocks. “Ongoing instability from the Middle East conflict i...

Beyond the Bar: The Future of Chocolate Innovation This World Chocolate Day

Morten Daugaard Andersen, Principal Research Scientist, Chocolate Confectionery Fats at AAK As cocoa prices remain volatile and manufacturers face mounting pressure to balance cost, quality, and sustainability, the role of cocoa butter equivalents (CBEs) is rapidly evolving beyond simple cost op...

Could Ultrasound Revolutionise Coffee Manufacturing?

Dr Francisco Trujillo, Researcher at the University of New South Wales Coffee has long been defined by one essential rule: great espresso requires heat. Researchers at the University of New South Wales are now challenging that assumption with an innovative ultrasound-assisted brewing technology ...

Tetra Pak Advances Food System Resilience with Significant Emissions Cuts in 2025

This progress reflects Tetra Pak's growing focus on translating emissions reductions into long-term food system resilience Tetra Pak has launched its full-year 2025 (FY25) Sustainability Report, outlining how its continued emissions reductions are supporting greater resilience across the global ...

Aggressively Arresting Food Waste

The World Bank's warning that nearly 30 per cent of food produced in South Asia is lost or wasted, an amount sufficient to feed nearly 300 million people, deserves urgent attention from policymakers. Speaking at the workshop "Unlocking Value: Advancing Food Processing for Employment Generation ...

The Future of Water Stewardship Lies in Science-Driven Partnerships

Professor David Hamilton, Dr Ben Stewart-Koster, and Dr Liliana Pagliero of the Australian Rivers Institute As climate change, population growth, and industrial demand place increasing pressure on freshwater resources, water stewardship has become a defining priority for businesses committed to...

GTE Foods Uses Food Technology to Reinvent the Classic Scoop

Pan explained that the frozen dessert category has continually evolved alongside technological innovation and changing consumer preferences As consumers increasingly seek healthier indulgences without compromising on taste, Taiwan-based GTE Foods Inc. has introduced Bebop, a next-generation plan...

FIRDI Spotlights AI, Personalised Nutrition and Sustainable Innovation at Food Taipei

Alternative proteins, biotechnology, and functional foods were highlighted as important growth areas Artificial intelligence, precision nutrition, and sustainable food innovation emerged as key themes at the "Beyond Progress to Evolution" forum held during the 2026 Taipei International Food Show...

Taiwan's Rice House Smart Agri Scales AI-Powered Low-Carbon Rice Production

The project was developed in collaboration with National Chung Hsing University's AIMIA research team, with support from Taiwan's National Science and Technology Council In a significant advancement for climate-smart agriculture, Taiwan-based Rice House Smart Agri has successfully scaled commerc...

Cona’s Chocolate Brings Taiwan’s Tea and Fruit Heritage to the Global Stage at Food Taipei 2026

Cona’s Chocolate is demonstrating how Taiwan’s agricultural heritage can be transformed into premium confectionery products with international appeal As the highly anticipated Food Taipei Mega Shows 2026 opened its doors from June 24–27 at TWTC Hall, global food innovators gathered to show...

Nescafé Crosses Regenerative Agriculture Milestone, Sources Majority of Coffee From Sustainable Farms

More than half of Nescafé’s global coffee supply now comes from farmers adopting regenerative practices as Nestlé accelerates climate resilience, emissions reduction and responsible sourcing across its coffee value chain Nescafé has reached a significant sustainability milestone after sourc...

Australia’s Sustainable Tuna Movement Creates Ripples across the Pacific

Anne Gabriel, MSC Program Director for Oceania and Singapore As sustainability moves from a niche concern to a mainstream purchasing criterion, Australia's canned tuna sector has emerged as a global benchmark for responsible seafood sourcing. Today, more than 70 per cent of canned tuna sold in A...

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