March 2026

Oddlygood expands UK presence

Oddlygood is launching a four-strong Barista Oat range into Sainsbury’s, marking a significant step in the Nordic plant-based brand’s UK expansion as it looks to recruit new shoppers into the category. The rollout comes as the plant-based drinks category returns to modest growth (+0.6%), with the company positioning the range as a taste-led offering designed […]

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Just Eat expands plastic-free packaging

Just Eat Takeaway.com is expanding its sustainable packaging offer to restaurant partners across Europe, introducing a new range of takeaway boxes featuring a plastic-free coating. Developed in collaboration with sustainable packaging provider Huhtamaki and materials technology company Xampla, the packaging will be rolled out across 10 European markets including Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Germany, Italy,

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Cadbury Mini Eggs go green

Amcor has partnered with Mondelēz International to bring certified recycled plastic to the Cadbury Mini Eggs range for Easter 2026, marking a major step in sustainable packaging. As part of its ‘Pack Light and Right”’ strategy, Mondelēz is designing 98% of its packaging for recyclability and aims to cut at least 25% of virgin plastic

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Noble Foods

Noble Foods: Providing better nourishment, one egg at a time

www.noblefoods.co.uk Providing better nourishment, one egg at a timeAs the UK’s leading and largest producer of eggs, Noble Foods has amassed huge support market-wide thanks to its strong retail partnerships, welfare values and clear dedication to the quality of its brands. Noble Foods discussed the latest company developments, in a report by Imogen Ward.

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Shackletons Milling: From traditional mill to trusted international partner

www.shackletons.ie From traditional mill to trusted international partnerShackletons Milling was founded in 1859, when the Shackleton family first began milling on the banks of the River Liffey near Dublin City. For more than 160 years, the company evolved alongside Ireland’s food industry, transitioning from a traditional flour mill into a progressive food-ingredients provider. Managing Director

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