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Promotional featureNavigating the new world of ESG in the baking industry
As consumers grow more concerned about sustainability, environmental impact, and social responsibility, industries everywhere, including bakeries, are feeling the pressure to align with stricter environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards.
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Promotional featureWhy equipment versatility is vital for smaller bakeries and bakery NPD
Labour shortages and rising costs, coupled with the need to deliver continuous NPD, mean that bakers need to streamline processes to ensure optimum efficiency – and versatile equipment is key.
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Promotional featureFlavour alchemy with fermentation: how sourdough enriches the taste of bakery
While sourdough is known for its application in breads, its flavour potential could be used in a much wider range of applications, as Samantha Warner, senior R&D manager bakery at Puratos UK reports
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Promotional featureHow one simple change could make the difference to bakery profits
With UK bakeries under pressure to streamline their processes while keeping their costs in check, a technology to help with product development could prove to be one easy solution
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Promotional featureAll treats and no tricks for a profitable Halloween
With Halloween spending in the UK reaching over £1bn last year, this spooky time provides plenty of opportunities for bakers to tap into the demand for lower-cost treats as Dawn Foods reveals.
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Promotional featureEmbracing sodium reduction in bakeries: the role of salt blends
In an era where health consciousness drives consumer behaviour, bakeries are under increasing pressure to offer products that not only satisfy the palate but also promote better health. And reducing sodium is one challenge that can be overcome easily and confidently, says Peacock Salt.
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Promotional featurePractical steps to maximise sweet bakery sales
With the challenges of the current financial climate, bakers need to minimise production costs while maximising sales. Here, Dawn provides some practical tips on how to achieve this with clever use of sweet bakery ingredients.
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Promotional featureHow bakery technology and regulations will impact future NPD
Digital revolution and regulatory frameworks are transforming the baking industry – and bakery businesses need to get on board if they are to implement successful, efficient and compliant NPD in the future, says TraceGains.
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Promotional featureBakery challenges: producing American-style filled cookies
With American-style filled cookies growing in popularity in the UK, Reiser outlines the challenges of producing these trend-led treats on this side of the pond.
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Promotional featureOptimise bakery efficiency with flexible production lines
The challenging modern bakery market requires manufacturers to be increasingly flexible in their approach in order to meet changing consumer trends, while still optimising efficiency. But that flexibility means looking beyond just the traditional high-speed processing lines and tailoring their approach, says Fritsch.
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Promotional featureRenaissance to revolution: why the rise in sourdough shows no signs of slowing
Sourdough’s popularity has soared in recent years, as it continues to satisfy several current consumer trends. Ben Ledger, marketing manager at Puratos UK outlines the latest research from the company.
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Promotional featureHow bakeries can save thousands on dividing and weighing
With bakeries under pressure to save costs at every turn, dividing oils is one area where they can make significant savings, says Reiser
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Promotional featureThe digital revolution in baking: a recipe for sustainability
With mounting pressure on bakery businesses to optimise sustainability, the use of data and digital processes is becoming a must-have ingredient to achieve environmental goals seamlessly.
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Promotional featureMove over salted caramel, a new blonde bombshell is in town
Seasonality is a huge opportunity for food manufacturers. New flavour profiles, textures, and colours are so important for innovation. Read why blonde chocolate will be the next big flavour
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Promotional featureTasty inclusions and sturdy mixes: an unbeatable baking match
With more than half of shoppers actively seeking new taste combinations1, Puratos’ latest research shows how bakers can elevate their products with the right mix and inclusions to meet consumers’ expectations.
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Promotional featureFamiliar favourites and new tastes – the latest flavours in sweet bakery
Flavour is an integral part of the bakery experience, whether it’s a flavour that reminds us of childhood, a familiar place or experience, even travelling to countries we can only dream of. Dawn Foods looks at what is trending in bakery flavours and shares its thoughts on the ‘next big thing’ to explode into the market.
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Promotional featureUsing alternative ingredients to help meet sustainability targets
Meeting manufacturer and retailer sustainability targets presents a huge opportunity for bakers. But after renewable energy, where can they look next for opportunities that can really benefit carbon output and nutrition?
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Promotional featureCompliance and economic pressures weigh on UK bakers
With a surge in ingredients prices and additional regulatory requirements, among other issues, UK bakers are facing a maelstrom of challenges. So how can they rein in costs and shore up supplier relationships?
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Promotional featureThe rise of Gen Z consumers – and their influence on bakery innovation
Gen Z consumers, immersed in a digital culture, have distinctive ideas and demands when it comes to food – and bakery is no exception. Dawn Foods explores how the younger generation is influencing innovation and trends in the bakery market.
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Promotional featureHow enzymes can help bakeries rise to modern challenges
Handling increasing production costs while maintaining product quality and meeting consumer demand for sustainable bakery products is a tricky balance to achieve. Yet, optimising process and formulations can help bakers on each of these fronts, argues IFF.