All Health articles – Page 12
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NewsPremier debuts Deliciously Good Mr Kipling ‘healthier’ range
The launch represents the manufacturer’s first full range of non-HFSS branded cakes
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NewsHFSS food shoppers undeterred by restrictions, says study
Just 12% of consumers surveyed by Lumina Intelligence indicated they would not purchase HFSS products if they were not on promotion
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NewsGovernment presses ahead with October HFSS store clampdown
Restrictions on store promotions for foods high in fat, salt or sugar (HFSS) due from 1 October will go ahead as planned, with the government publishing guidance on the new rules
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NewsCampaigners call on government to limit sugar in baked goods
Action on Sugar and Obesity Health Alliance have produced a ‘snapshot product survey’ outlining the high sugar content of popular on-the-go sweet bakery snacks
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NewsGovernment seeks views on vitamin D fortification
A call for evidence has been issued to food manufacturers, retailers and more to find innovative ways to boost vitamin D levels amongst the UK population
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NewsBakers urged to ensure compliance with calorie labelling law
Bureau Veritas says large out of home food businesses must be ready for the new rules coming into effect in April
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NewsPladis unveils ‘healthier’ McVitie’s Rich Tea Delights
The new version of the classic dunker contains 30% less sugar than the typical semi-sweet biscuit and sits outside upcoming HFSS regulation, according to the manufacturer
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NewsReal Bread Campaign calls on FSA to make Honest Crust Act a reality
The proposed act outlines measures for improved loaf labelling and marketing laws to help ‘create a level playing field’ for SME bakeries
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NewsBorder Biscuits MD Paul Parkins: “We’re excited for HFSS”
The brand is hoping to lead in the ‘accessible premium’ biscuit sector as it reveals a £190m opportunity for growth in biscuits, despite incoming HFSS legislation
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NewsHalf of businesses unready for new HFSS rules, says survey
The GS1 UK study also found that 20% of businesses were completely unaware of changes to the law due to be implemented in October 2022
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FeatureFuture bakery trends: what does the next 75 years look like?
To celebrate its 75th anniversary, British Bakels has teamed up with food futurologist Lyndon Gee to see what the next 75 years could have in store for bakery
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Product NewsPladis revamps Go Ahead bakes with non-HFSS recipe
The revamped recipe has reduced levels of saturated fat and sugar with each bake coming in at 128 kcal
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NewsCSM Ingredients buys Italian ingredients firm Hi-Food
The shareholders of Hi-Food will reinvest their proceeds into CSM Ingredients, also taking on roles in the areas of R&D and commercial management
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Product NewsSweet bakery NPD from Pladis, Griddle, Nibnibs and more
Plant-based waffles, a new variant of McVitie’s Club and healthier cookies are among the latest new bakery products to hit the market
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Product NewsPuratos UK and Fourayes unveil new fruit ingredients range
Called Utterly Fruity, the range can be used in bakery applications such as speciality bread and cakes
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NewsFood Manufacture to host virtual conference on reformulation
British Baker’s sister brand Food Manufacture is to host an online conference on reformulation on 29-30 March
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NewsFibre in baked goods could lower health risks, study finds
Tate & Lyle research, in conjunction with Crème Global, found that reformulating everyday foods with added fibre could reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes
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NewsWarburtons backs Snackzilla with Batch Ventures investment
The children’s healthier cookie brand will receive £250,000 from the bread giant’s 50:50 joint venture with independent business accelerator Mission Ventures
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Product NewsBaker & Baker unveils lower fat and sugar doughnuts
The Simpsons doughnuts, produced under a licensing partnership with Disney, utilise patented technology to reduce the sugar content by around 38%
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NewsBakeAway recalls raw pastry products due to salmonella
Customers who have purchased the affected products have been advised not to eat them and, instead, to return them to the store where they were bought for a full refund