All Supply Chain articles
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NewsVegan food brand This announces ‘biggest festive range yet’
The vegan brand said the offering was designed to make ‘festive hosting effortless’ and comprised ‘everything from showstopping centrepieces to premium sides and party food’
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NewsNew anti-slavery regulations need teeth to protect workers, campaigners warn
Campaigners have called for more detail on how smaller businesses will be regulated under the proposed legislation
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NewsOlive oil price hikes feared in wake of ‘seismic’ events in Spain
The Spanish government has ordered almost 200,000 tonnes of the country’s olive oil to be witheld from the market until September 2027
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NewsChristmas turkey prices drop as supermarkets battle on price
Fresh turkey prices have declined 5.4% year-on-year across major multiples, although those for frozen turkeys remain elevated (up 5.2%) [52 w/e 9 November 2026]
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NewsNational Housing Order declared in England to protect against bird flu
The order comes into effect from 00:01 on Friday, 13 November following the increased risk and escalating number of confirmations of bird flu in kept birds and findings in wild birds
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Partner FeaturesSix ways to slash your carbon emissions at source
How manufacturers can slash emissions from food – starting with the soil.
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NewsABP suppliers cut livestock emissions as Prism programme delivers results
Across two assessment phases, beef and lamb emissions were found to have fallen by 8.3% and 1.3% respectively, from 21.8 to 20kg CO₂e/kg deadweight and 23.5 to 23.2kg CO₂e/kg deadweight
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NewsFamilies to throw away a third of Christmas food, finds research
Food waste experts are urging retailers and brands to encourage families to make their Christmas food go further
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NewsSoil Association halts UK salmon certification over sustainability concerns
The organic accreditation body published the decision today and its logo will disappear from packets by 2028
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NewsDefra seeks to recruit food bosses to help crisis planning
In its latest move to ramp up resilience planning, Defra posted the chance for individuals to go on a three-month secondment to the department in Westminster
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NewsWrap calls on COP31 to accelerate action on food waste
Wrap has called on world leaders to prioritise scaling up action on food waste
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PodcastHow to hack a fridge. Could Britain’s supermarkets be next?
Hackers targeting supermarket fridges might sound like the premise of a tech thriller, but it’s a very real threat that has already caused major disruption across Europe
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NewsCMA opens investigation into ABP’s Dovecote Park stake
The CMA has kicked off an investigation into ABP’s purchase of a minority stake in Waitrose beef supplier Dovecote Park
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Comment & Opinion‘Be Ready’ campaign changes the shopper-retailer dynamic
‘The public has responded to the government’s ‘Be Ready’ campaign with sensible calm, but ministers are quietly shifting resilience costs on to shoppers and retailers alike, says Ian Wright, partner at Acuti Associates
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NewsABP poised to acquire Pilgrim’s Europe’s lamb business
Europe’s leading meat processor announced the proposed acquisition on 5 November
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NewsBernard Matthews reverses closure of Derby processing plant
According to the Boparan Private Office-owned firm, the development provides the ‘operational demand’ needed to keep the Shaftesbury street site open and means ‘around 400 jobs previously at risk have been saved’
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NewsEgg prices rise as agflation weighs on supply chain
Analysis by The Grocer of Assosia data [52 w/e 2 November 2026] showed that lines have increased by as much as 19.2% since 5 October
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NewsSpanish olive oil giant Deoleo agrees €520m sale to rival producers
One of the world’s biggest branded olive oil companies, behind the likes of Bertolli and Carbonell, is set to fall under new ownership in a deal that will strengthen Spain’s dominant position in the category
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NewsBritish fish and seafood imports surge beyond £4bn for the first time
The non-departmental public body said the UK imported £4.1bn-worth of fish and seafood last year, a rise of 6%, increasing from around £3.9bn in 2024
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NewsJBS slapped with 14 European legal complaints over deforestation
JBS declined to comment on the legal complaints, saying it had not seen the evidence behind the action