Hunger and Malnutrition Crises Persist in Somalia as Projected Floods and Funding Shortfalls Threaten Vulnerable Populations

Millions of people across Somalia continue to face high levels of hunger, while acute malnutrition among children is set to worsen over the coming months as heavy flooding associated with the anticipated El Niño is expected to worsen the situation from October to December 2026, the Federal Go...

FAO Highlights Livestock’s Role in Global Protein Supply and Food Security

According to a new study by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), livestock production systems provide one-third of the world’s total protein supply - most of it from mixed crop-livestock and poultry production systems - and are undergoing profound changes. Feedlo...

Minebea Intec Launches Identus 80 X-ray Inspection System for Packaged Food

Minebea Intec, a global manufacturer of weighing and inspection technologies, has expanded its portfolio with the launch of Identus 80, a new X-ray inspection system designed for packaged food applications across India, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and South Africa. The system combines foreign bod...

India’s Nutraceutical Industry Enters a New Phase Driven by Trust

India’s nutraceutical industry is undergoing significant change. While the market is growing quickly, what's driving that growth is shifting. Customers are increasingly looking for products that are trustworthy and verified by independent sources rather than just flashy advertising. Market re...

FAO Report Links Forest Conservation with Food Security and Nutrition

Forests and trees play a crucial role in providing nutritious food, and more than 5 billion people worldwide rely on them to some extent for their livelihoods. Yet their contribution to food security and nutrition remains largely overlooked in national statistics and policy frameworks. A new global...

Unilever, Industry Partners Advance Paper-Based Flexible Packaging

Unilever and other global consumer goods companies have joined forces through the PaperFlex Consortium to accelerate the development of responsibly designed, paper-based flexible packaging alternatives to conventional plastic packaging. Convened by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and powered by (RE)...

European Union and FAO Join Forces to Boost Climate Resilience of Agrifood Systems in Afghanistan

The European Union (EU) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) launched a €5 million initiative to help Afghan farmers and agribusinesses reach markets, generate more reliable incomes and better withstand climate and economic shocks. The project will support vuln...

Novonesis to Build Next-Generation Enzyme Production Facility in India

Novonesis will expand its facility in Patalganga and build one of the world's most advanced enzyme production facilities. The €600 million investment will increase Novonesis' production capacity to meet rising worldwide demand for the company's biosolutions and strengthen the flexibility and re...

Detecting what’s Inside without Opening the Bottle

Raman spectroscopy offers a new way to detect substances such as methanol inside sealed, coloured bottles without opening or damaging the container. By combining laser beam shaping with wavelength modulation, researchers have developed a technique that can overcome weak Raman signals and interferenc...

Arla Foods Ingredients Invests €8m to Cut CO₂ Emissions at Danmark Protein

Arla Foods Ingredients is taking a major step towards reducing its CO2 emissions at the dairy level. A newly completed 8 million euro investment in a new heating system for Production Tower 4 at the Danmark Protein plant in Videbæk will deliver annual savings of 2,500 tonnes of CO2, ...

Nestlé Launches On-Pack Initiative to Help New Zealanders Cut Food Waste

Nestlé is launching a new on-pack initiative in New Zealand to help address one of the most common causes of household food waste: confusion over date labels. The Sniff, Look, Taste pilot launches nationwide, with support from Nestlé’s national food rescue partner, the...

Nestlé’s Nescafé Plan 2030 Advances Regenerative Coffee Farming in Vietnam

Artificial intelligence and advanced agricultural science are increasingly being combined with traditional farmer knowledge to strengthen the resilience of coffee production in Vietnam, as Nestlé’s Nescafé Plan 2030 promotes regenerative agriculture practices across the country&r...

Global Food Systems Off Track to Meet 2030 Goals, FSCI Study Finds

The latest study from the Food Systems Countdown Initiative (FSCI) reveals the stark reality of where global food systems transformation stands: For most indicators on health, environment, livelihoods, governance and resilience, a vast majority of countries will not meet the internationall...

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 ...

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