Gwen Ridler

5 days ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | Gwen Ridler

The meal kit company teamed up with food futurologist Dr Morgaine Gaye and University of Oxford climate scientist Dr Joseph Poore to predict what Brits will be eating in 2050. Hello Fresh took this research to develop ‘recipes of the future’ that tackle food waste by reusing discarded but edible parts of produce. Any food waste that does occur could be fed into 3D food printers and transformed into new dishes, for example, using leftover rice and vegetables to make sushi.

6 days ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | Gwen Ridler

Salted Caramel and Belgian Chocolate Hot Brownie Puddings are now available in selected Asda and Tesco stores with an MSRP of £2.75. Capitalising on consumer demand for indulgent options that offer a ‘superior taste experience’, these new desserts are made with a rich Belgian chocolate pudding and a ‘silky-smooth’ sauce, which Mr Kipling claimed sets them apart from other products on the market.

6 days ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | Gwen Ridler

Company: ArlaAddress: Samian Wy, Aston Clinton, Aylesbury, HP22 5WJEstablished: 2012Products: MilkInvestment into site: £8 million in a new box packerLines: Two juicing lines, four automated filling lines, two HPP lines and four packing linesOutput: 1.5 million bottles of milk every dayEmployees: 350 members of staffAccording to Arla, Aylesbury offers the best logistical and sustainable solution, situated between the farmers who will supply the milk and the customer base.

1 week ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | Gwen Ridler

The distiller’s first nationwide listing, Golf Gin will be available in 202 Waitrose stores with the supermarket having grocer exclusivity for three months. Eden Mill’s Golf Gin launches with a refreshed bottle design and is the ‘world’s first’ spirit to be distilled with botanicals foraged from the Old Course in St Andrews – one of the world’s most famous golf courses.

1 week ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | Gwen Ridler

Since the introduction of new tariffson imported good into America, Made in Britain has seen a 20% increase in the number of companies applying to join the organisation. Members of the organisation are permitted to use the ‘Made in Britain’ – or Made in Britain Northern Ireland – trademark on their products after they have proved that their products are produced in the country.