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Dairy & Coffee Companies Failing to Set Methane Targets, Finds New Ranking
Only three major dairy and coffee producers have published methane targets, despite recognising the link between agriculture, livestock and climate change, a new analysis reveals.
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Are Lab-Grown Fats the Future of Lipstick? This Palm Oil Alternative Makes the Case
Californian label Tower 28 Beauty has debuted a lip jelly featuring C16 Biosciences's Palmless Torula Oil, a yeast-derived substitute for palm oil.
Yeast in your lip care? That is now a reality thanks to a new collaboration between a!-->!-->!-->…
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Tesco to Keep Innovating with Plant-Based Meat Despite Missing 2025 Sales Target
Tesco has retired its goal to increase sales of meat alternatives by 300% by 2025 amid a wider market decline, but has pledged to keep innovating in this space while also championing plant-based whole foods.
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Bike-Thru: Oatly Reinvents Coffee Drive-In with Amsterdam Kiosk Stunt
In its latest coffee-centric brand activation, Oatly has opened a "bike-thru" pop-up in Amsterdam, offering the city's bikers a rotating menu of oat milk creations.
Oatly's latest stunt to push its taste-led strategy involves some of!-->!-->!-->…
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Barry Callebaut Brings Planet A Foods’s Cocoa-Free Chocolate to US
German food tech startup Planet A Foods is entering the US through its partnership with Barry Callebaut, which has debuted the former's cocoa-free chocolate ingredient, ChoViva.
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Endless Food Co’s Bean-Free Chocolate Bags Major Distribution Deal in Denmark
Danish startup Endless Food Co has signed a distribution partnership with Dagrofa Foodservice, opening a "major new lane" for its bean-free chocolate.
In a nod to its chef-founded roots, Denmark's Endless Food Co has notched a!-->!-->!-->…
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US Representatives Propose EUDR-Style Bill to Ban Deforestation-Linked Beef, Cocoa & More
As calls for anti-deforestation laws grow louder, a new House of Representatives bill aims to ban deforestation-linked commodities such as palm oil, beef, and chocolate.
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Cargill, Voyage Foods Debut Plant-Based, Cocoa-Free Chocolate in US
Food industry behemoth Cargill and ethical pantry startup Voyage Foods are bringing their cocoa-free chocolate range, NextCoa, to North America.
Two years after forming a partnership to help decarbonise the cocoa industry with bean-free!-->!-->!-->…
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As Asians Choose Dogs Over Babies, Mars & Big Food Players Hunt Next-Gen Pet Food Innovations
Mars Petcare has launched another edition of its global pet food innovation programme for sustainable proteins and fats, with an amplified focus on Asia-Pacific.
The market for sustainable pet food solutions has never been hotter.
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LanzaTech & DTU to Open Biofoundry to Turn Carbon Emissions Into High-Value Products
US synbio firm LanzaTech has partnered with the Technical University of Denmark’s Bright hub to set up a biofoundry that can recycle waste CO2 emissions into biofuels, sustainable materials, and more.
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Naturbeads Gets €4.1M EU Funding to Replace Microplastics with Cellulose Materials
UK startup Naturbeads has received a €4.1M ($4.8M) EU grant to support the construction of a new factory in Italy to produce cellulose-based alternatives to microplastics.
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EU Confirms 2026 Deadline for Deforestation Regulation Amid US Pressure
The EU expects no further delays to the December 2026 deadline for the deforestation regulation; it suggested this a week after US policymakers urged the Commission to implement the rule in its current form.
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Climate-Smart & Cocoa-Free: Mars Makes Moves to Decarbonise Chocolate Portfolio
Wise to the climate-damaged realities of the cocoa industry, Mars is taking major steps to decarbonise its offerings, from climate-smart farming to bean-free chocolates.
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In Amsterdam, Meat & Fossil Fuel Ads Are Now Officially Banned
Amsterdam has become the world's first capital city to ban advertisements promoting meat or fossil fuels, in light of the city's targets to increase plant-based consumption and lower emissions.
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UK Supermarkets Could Earn Billions By Investing in Plant-Based Proteins, Shows Analysis
Private-label brands make up 82% of processed meat sales in the UK, but only 15% of plant-based alternatives – and retailers risk losing out on billions if they don't promote protein diversification.
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57% of UK Coffee Shops Open to Making Oat Milk the Default Option, If Demand & Costs Align
A majority of cafés in the UK would consider offering oat milk as the default option in milk-based beverages, if consumer demand exists and wholesale prices are lowered.
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Plant-Based Proteins Now Cheaper in Germany As ‘Climateflation’ Drives Up Meat Prices
Meat prices in Germany have risen by 25% since 2021, even as vegan alternatives have become 8% cheaper, according to a new analysis.
Lowering meat consumption to align with the national dietary guidelines could help German households!-->!-->!-->…
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Plant-Rich Europe: Supermarkets Urged to Shift Sales Away from Meat & Dairy
WWF, WRI and other civil society groups are calling on Europe's supermarkets to accelerate the protein transition by increasing the ratio of plant-based food sales.
European supermarkets must disclose the share of sales emanating from!-->!-->!-->…
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Banks Are Failing on Methane Action, with $159B Provided to the Food Industry’s Largest Emitters
The world's largest banks provide lending and bond financing totaling $159B to 15 of the largest methane-emitting food companies, according to a new analysis.
The Royal Bank of Canada, Barclays, and Bank of America have the highest!-->!-->!-->…
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Amyris, Wacker to Develop Precision-Fermented Ingredients for Personal Care
German specialty chemicals company Wacker has teamed up with US biotech firm Amyris to create bio-based, sustainable personal care ingredients using precision fermentation.
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Plant ‘n’ Beef: Germany’s Rewe Group Re-Enters Blended Meat Space with New Burger
Rewe Group, which operates more stores than any other supermarket in Germany, has launched a blended burger with 70% beef and 30% plant-based ingredients.
In another sign of blended meat's wide-reaching potential, Rewe Group has!-->!-->!-->…
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