
Bethan Grylls
Editor at Food Manufacture
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foodmanufacture.co.uk | Bethan Grylls
Walker’s Shortbread has appointed Bryony Walker as commercial director, joining the company’s board of directors with immediate effect. Since joining Walker’s in 2013, Bryony has progressed through various positions, culminating in her most recent position as head of commercial strategy, a role she has held since January 2022.
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foodmanufacture.co.uk | Bethan Grylls
Fewer than one in ten (8.8%) businesses say they’ve completed the necessary preparations to ensure compliance ahead of the Less Healthy Food regulations, with 6.4% unsure or unfamiliar about what the legislation means for them. Less than half (43.6%) of those surveyed by Linney say they feel ‘very confident’ when it comes to their readiness for the rules. Confidence was lowest among those working in pubs, bars, and restaurants, suggesting these sectors may need additional support.
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foodmanufacture.co.uk | Bethan Grylls
The next generation of sustainable food innovators has been unveiled, with seven student teams selected as finalists for the 13th edition of Ecotrophelia UK. The Ecotrophelia Competition challenges students around Europe to develop a sustainable and innovative food product from concept to market. It promotes environmentally and socially sustainable design, with the aim of inspiring future generations of entrepreneurs to create innovative products.
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foodmanufacture.co.uk | Bethan Grylls
The launch follows Yeo Valley Organic’s Women’s Running Award, which picks out top finds for female runners. The dairy brand’s Greek Recipe 0% Fat yogurt was named ‘best protein-based food’. The accolade comes as the wider Greek Recipe yogurt line has been experiencing healthy growth, with consumer demand for nutritious high-protein dairy continuing to rise. The two newcomers are made with ‘100% natural ingredients’ and provide 15g of protein per pot.
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foodmanufacture.co.uk | Bethan Grylls
At its recent triennial conference, Paul Kelly, MD for family-run business Kelly Turkeys, painted a challenging picture for the UK poult market – with imported butterfly cuts continuing to erode domestic market share. With today’s prices between turkey and chicken fairly comparable and the two largest processors (Bernard Matthews and Avara) now owned by chicken companies, Kelly encouraged local poult farmers to ‘get with the times’.
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