(IN BRIEF) The European Investment Bank Group has approved €7.9 billion in new financing to support innovation, sustainability, infrastructure and global partnerships across Europe and beyond. The financing, approved by the Boards of Directors of the European Investment Bank and … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Banks, Business, Economy, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Financial, Finland, Food & Beverage, France, Germany, Government, Healthcare, Infrastructure & Utilities, International Trade, Investment, Italy, Netherlands, Pharma & Biotech, Poland, Real Estate, Slovenia, Technology, Telecom, Transportation & Logistics, Ukraine
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(IN BRIEF) Intesa Sanpaolo has highlighted the growing European role of its IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division, which participated in financing transactions with a total value of more than €170 billion in 2025, excluding Italy, including more than €30 … Read the full press release
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(IN BRIEF) Evonik is launching peracetic acid with a significantly reduced carbon footprint for the European market, allowing customers to lower Scope 3 emissions without making changes to formulations, logistics or regulatory authorisations. The lower-carbon product is being offered by … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Chemicals, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Food & Beverage, Germany, Healthcare, Industrial, Science, Security & Safety, Technology
Tagged acetic acid, advanced technologies, bio-based acetic acid, biocidal approval, broadband disinfectant, Christoph Batz-Sohn, Circularity, cleaning agents, crosslinking agents, environmental impact, Essen, European market, Evonik, Evonik Active Oxygens, Evonik Enables Scope 3 Emissions Reductions With TÜV Rheinland-Certified Peracetic Acid Solution, Evonik Introduces Certified Low-Carbon PAA Portfolio Using Mass Balance Approach, Evonik launches lower-carbon peracetic acid for European customers using certified mass balance approach, Evonik Launches Lower-Carbon Peracetic Acid in Europe to Help Customers Reduce Scope 3 Emissions, feed ingredients, Germany, Hanau, high-performance polymers, Hydrogen peroxide, ISO 22095-2:2026, JOHANNES KIEHL KG, Johannes Peter Kiehl, LCF hydrogen peroxide, LCF pass, low carbon footprint, mass balance approach, net-zero emissions by 2040, PAA, peracetic acid, renewable resources, Scope 3 emissions, silica, specialty chemicals, sustainable transformation, TfS guideline, Together for Sustainability guideline 2024, TÜV Rheinland
(IN BRIEF) The NWO Science Board has approved sixteen grant applications through the Open Competition Domain Science-M programme, supporting innovative fundamental research across a wide range of scientific fields. The funded projects include studies using the KM3NeT detector in the … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Education, Environment, European Union, Food & Beverage, Healthcare, Infrastructure & Utilities, Netherlands, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Security & Safety, Technology
Tagged ACKR3, Amsterdam UMC, Arabidopsis thaliana, autism, brain folding, carbon-14, chiral perovskites, climate resilient crops, complex ring structures, computational biology, conservation indicators, cortical learning, cosmic rays, cultivated meat, dementia, Dormant Bacteria, Dr Bjorn Baumeier, Dr Carlos Fitzsimons, Dr Coen Kuijl, Dr Evgenia Salta, Dr Fleur Zeldenrust, Dr Ing Martijn van Zanten, Dr Johanna Steen, Dr Joseph Burant, Dr Lisa Genzel, Dr Mark Sterken, Dr Pascal Wissink, Dr Reinout van Weeren, Dr Roberto Lo Conte, Dr Ronald Bruijn, Dr Shuxia Tao, Dr Tati Fernández Ibanez, Dr Yuval Mulla, Eindhoven University of Technology, evacuation infrastructure, flood simulations, fundamental research, galaxy clusters, KM3NeT, Leiden University, LOFAR, Netherlands, neurodegeneration, neuroinflammation, neutrinos, NIN-KNAW, NIOO-KNAW, NWO, NWO Science Board, NWO Science Board Approves Sixteen New Open Competition Domain Science-M Research Projects, Open Competition Domain Science-M, Open Competition Domain Science-M Programme Supports Sixteen Dutch Research Projects Across Key Scientific Fields, optical tweezers, phages, pharmaceuticals, positron emission tomography, Prof Dr Christian Kaiser, Prof Dr Harro Meijer, Prof Dr Maria Suarez Diez, Prof Dr Serge Dumoulin, quantum information technologies, quantum materials, Radboud University, radiocarbon measurement, research grants, RNA aggregates, schizophrenia, Science-M programme, scientific urgency, Sixteen Fundamental Research Projects Receive Support Through NWO Open Competition Domain Science-M Programme, snowdrops, spintronics, superconductors, traumatic brain injury, University of Amsterdam, University of Groningen, Utrecht University, UvA, Wageningen University & Research, wild bird populations
(IN BRIEF) Primark has appointed Lucy Slinger as Chief Financial Officer, adding further senior finance experience to CEO Eoin Tonge’s leadership team as the retailer continues its international expansion and prepares to become a standalone entity. Slinger joins from Ingka … Read the full press release
Posted in Apparel, Fashion & Beauty, Business, European Union, Financial, Food & Beverage, International Trade, Ireland, Management, Retail, Technology
Tagged accessible fashion, Business Growth, CFO, Chief Commercial Officer, Chief Financial Officer, consumer business, Deputy CFO, Eoin Tonge, fashion retail, Filip Ekvall, finance leadership, finance transformation, financial performance management, global supply chains, Governance, IKEA, Ingka Group, international expansion, international retail, leadership team, Lucy Slinger, Lucy Slinger Joins Primark as Chief Financial Officer From IKEA Franchisee Ingka Group, operational performance, Primark, Primark appoints Lucy Slinger as Chief Financial Officer as retailer advances international growth plans, Primark Names Former Ingka Group Deputy CFO Lucy Slinger as Finance Chief Amid Expansion Plans, Primark Strengthens Executive Leadership Team With Appointment of Lucy Slinger as CFO, Quality, Retail Strategy, Shell, standalone entity, strategic capital allocation, sustainability
(IN BRIEF) Deka Immobilien has acquired the VDH Cooling logistics property in the Dutch Fresh Port near Rotterdam for the Deka-ImmobilienGlobal open-ended real estate fund. The seller is a special-purpose vehicle created by the joint venture between Melcombe Partners and … Read the full press release
Posted in Banks, Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Financial, Food & Beverage, Germany, Infrastructure & Utilities, International Trade, Investment, Netherlands, Real Estate
Tagged battery storage, box-in-box cooling systems, BREEAM Excellent, cold chain logistics, cold-storage logistics, Deka Group, Deka Immobilien, Deka Immobilien Investment GmbH, Deka Immobilien Purchases Fully Let VDH Cooling Logistics Facility in Strategic Rotterdam Catchment Area, Deka Immobilien Strengthens ESG-Focused Logistics Exposure With Dutch Fresh Port Cold-Storage Acquisition, Deka-ImmobilienGlobal, Deka-ImmobilienGlobal Adds Prime Netherlands Cold-Chain Logistics Asset Near Port of Rotterdam, DekaBank, Dutch Fresh Port, ESG Standards, Food logistics, Frankfurt, freight forwarding, GIC, inland port terminals, logistics assets, logistics property, Melcombe Partners, motorway network, Netherlands, open-ended real estate fund, photovoltaic installation, port of Rotterdam, portfolio diversification, rail network, real estate asset management, Rotterdam, Singapore sovereign wealth fund, temperature-controlled logistics, VDH Cooling, VDH Forwarding & Warehousing B.V., WestInvest Gesellschaft für Investmentfonds mbH
Prime Elements GmbH has received German registration to trade rendered fats Category 2 and used cooking oil Category 3 The registration was issued under number DE 11-002-0006-36 under Regulation (EC) No. 1069/2009 The approval expands the company’s approved feedstock categories … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Chemicals, Commodities, Energy, Gas & Oil, European Union, Food & Beverage, Germany, News, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged advanced biofuels, animal by-products, animal fats, biodiesel feedstocks, biodiesel producers, biodiesel production, biofuels, by-product materials, central Europe, circular economy, commodity trading, compliant supply chains, DE 11-002-0006-36, digital supply chains, energy applications, EU veterinary framework, Europe, fame, food waste oil, free fatty acids, German feedstock registration, Germany, industrial raw materials, ISCC-EU certification, logistics, North-Western Europe, physical commodity trading, Prime Elements, Prime Elements GmbH, rapeseed oil, recovered materials, Regulation EC No 1069/2009, rendered fats Category 2, renewable fuels, risk controls, SAF, secondary feedstocks, sustainable energy, technical purposes, traceability requirements, TRACES documentation, UCO, UCOME, used cooking oil Category 3, vegetable-origin feedstocks, waste-based feedstocks, ‘tall oil’
(IN BRIEF) Stora Enso’s Oulu business unit has become the first pulp mill operation in Finland to receive FSSC 22000 Food Safety System Certification, extending internationally recognised food safety assurance across the mill’s pulp production and wider packaging materials value … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Environment, European Union, Finland, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, International Trade, News
Tagged audited processes, board machines, composting standard, consumer board line, direct food contact, export production, Finland, folding boxboard production, Food Packaging, food safety certification, Food Safety System Certification, FSSC 22000, hygiene practices, integrated packaging materials site, kraftliner production, Matti Lielahti, Oulu business unit, Oulu mill, packaging materials, paper bag material, port terminal, pulp production, renewable packaging, sheeting plant, Stora Enso, Stora Enso Marks Finnish First as Oulu Pulp Mill Secures International Food Safety Certification, Stora Enso Strengthens Food Packaging Assurance With FSSC 22000 Certification Across Oulu Production Chain, Stora Enso’s Oulu Pulp Production Becomes First in Finland to Achieve FSSC 22000 Food Safety Certification, Sustainable packaging, systematic risk management, unbleached softwood pulp, value chain assurance, virgin fibre
(IN BRIEF) Prime Elements GmbH has secured German registration to trade rendered fats Category 2 and used cooking oil Category 3 for technical purposes under Regulation (EC) No. 1069/2009, expanding the company’s approved feedstock portfolio for biodiesel production. The registration, … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Chemicals, Commodities, Energy, Gas & Oil, Food & Beverage, Germany, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged agriculture, animal by-products, biodiesel feedstocks, biodiesel production, biodiesel suppliers, biofuels, Business, by-product materials, central Europe, chemicals, circular economy, Commodities, commodity trading, compliant supply chains, DE 11-002-0006-36, ENERGY, energy applications, EU veterinary framework, Europe, food beverage, Gas & Oil, German authority registration, Germany, industrial raw materials, ISCC-EU certification, North-Western Europe, physical commodity trading, Prime Elements, Prime Elements GmbH, recovered materials, Regulation EC No 1069/2009, rendered fats Category 2, renewable fuels, secondary feedstocks, sustainable energy, technical purposes, traceability requirements, TRACES documentation, transportation logistics, used cooking oil Category 3, vegetable-origin feedstocks, waste-based feedstocks
(IN BRIEF) The European Investment Fund has committed €25 million to Yield Lab Europe Fund 2, a pan-European early-stage venture capital fund expected to mobilise €100 million for innovative agrifood technology companies. Backed by InvestEU, the fund will allocate 30% … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Banks, Business, Financial, Food & Beverage, France, Government, Investment, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Science, Small Business, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged agricultural technology, agricultural value chain, agrifood innovation, agrifood technology, alternative proteins, Animal Health, aquaculture, Article 9 SFDR fund, Auravant, B2B agrifood companies, CA&ES, Central Bank of Ireland, circular economy, Climate Action and Environmental Sustainability, climate commitments, climate tech, Controlled Environment Agriculture, crop health, David Bowles, Dublin, early-stage venture capital, EIB Group, EIF, EIF and InvestEU Support Yield Lab Europe Fund 2 to Scale Sustainable Agrifood Innovation, EIF Backs €100 Million Pan-European Agrifood Technology Fund with Strong Focus on Ireland, EIF Commits €25 Million to Yield Lab Europe Fund 2 to Support Agrifood Innovation in Ireland and Across Europe, European Investment Bank, European Investment Fund, European Investment Fund Commits €25 Million to Yield Lab Europe Fund 2 for Agrifood Innovation, farm technology, female promoters, follow-on funding, food security, Glasport Bio, greenhouse gas emissions, horticulture, InvestEU, Ioannis Tsakiris, Ireland, livestock health, methane reduction, Micron Agritech, Peter Burke TD, Precision Agriculture, seed investment, Series A investment, soil health, startup financing, sustainable agriculture, sustainable food production, venture capital, Yield Lab Europe, Yield Lab Europe Fund 2, Yield Lab Europe Ltd
(IN BRIEF) Valio has announced that long-time CEO Annikka Hurme will retire at the end of 2026, with Matti Lehmus appointed as the company’s new CEO from January 1, 2027. Hurme has worked at Valio since 1989 and has led … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Chemicals, Economy, Energy, Gas & Oil, Finland, Food & Beverage, Industrial, International Trade, Management, Retail
Tagged Annikka Hurme, biogas business, business renewal, CEO Appointment, CEO transition, chemical technology, Chief Executive Officer, competitiveness, Confederation of Finnish Industries EK, dairy industry, executive MBA, Finland, Finnish dairy farmers, Finnish food industry, food company, food exports, Fortum Oil and Gas Oyj, global growth projects, growth brands, Helsinki School of Economics, Helsinki University of Technology, international expansion, Kemira, leadership transition, long-term growth., Matti Lehmus, Matti Lehmus Appointed CEO of Valio as Annikka Hurme Prepares to Retire at the End of 2026, Matti Lehmus Named Next CEO of Valio as Annikka Hurme Announces Retirement After Long Leadership Career, National Emergency Supply Council, Neste, Neste Oil Oyj, Neste Oyj, plant-based products, Product Development, profitability, retirement, strategic development, Valio, Valio Appoints Former Neste CEO Matti Lehmus as New Chief Executive from January 2027, Vesa Kaunisto, wholesale sector
(IN BRIEF) Emmi has celebrated the 100th anniversary of its St. Karli site in Lucerne, a historic cheese cellar that has played a central role in maturing Sbrinz since 1926. The anniversary event, held on 29 and 30 May 2026, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Financial, Food & Beverage, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, Marketing, Media, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged agriculture, Central Swiss cheesemaking, Central Switzerland, cheese cellar, cheese maturing, cheese specialties, cheese tasting, cheesemaking craftsmanship, Council of States, Emmi, Emmi Celebrates a Century of Sbrinz Maturing Expertise at Historic St. Karli Site in Lucerne, Emmi Marks Centenary of Lucerne’s St. Karli Site and Highlights the Future of Sbrinz AOP, Emmi Switzerland, Josef Wyss, LUCERNE, Marc Heim, Peter Hegglin, Pirmin Dörig, protected designation of origin, Quality Standards, raw milk, regional value creation, River Reuss, Robert Emmenegger, Sbrinz, Sbrinz AOP, Sbrinz Käse GmbH, Sbrinz marketing, Sbrinz Tradition Takes Centre Stage as Emmi Marks 100 Years of St. Karli in Lucerne, St. Karli, St. Karli Cheese Cellar Turns 100 as Emmi Strengthens Long-Term Development of Sbrinz, sustainable brand development, Swiss cheese, Swiss dairy industry, Swiss food heritage, traditional cheese
(IN BRIEF) Alfa Laval sees growing opportunities in the beverage separation market as younger consumers drive demand for healthier, convenient and more varied drink options. The company’s high-speed separators and decanter technologies are being applied across categories including iced tea, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Food & Beverage, Industrial, News, Sweden, Technology
Tagged Alfa Laval, Alfa Laval Advances Beverage Innovation as New Consumer Preferences Reshape Global Drink Categories, Alfa Laval Positions High-Speed Separators and Decanters for Expanding Healthy Beverage Market, Alfa Laval Sees Rising Demand for Sustainable Beverage Processing as Consumers Shift Toward Healthier Drinks, Alfa Laval Supports Beverage Producers With Separation Technologies for Efficiency, allergen-friendly beverages, beverage innovation, beverage separation, citrus juices, citrus sector, Clean Label, clementines, climate change, coconut drinks, coffee processing, cold tea, crop diseases, decanters, EGYPT, energy savings, essential oils, Filippa Kinderdal, Food and Pharma Separation Technologies, Gen-Z, healthy beverages, hermetic design, high-speed separators, iced coffee, iced tea, Kombucha, lemons, limes, low-alcohol wine, matcha drinks, natural hydration, no-alcohol wine, oat drinks, oranges, plant-based drinks, process efficiency, product safety, Quality and Water Savings, ready-to-drink beverages, sustainable beverage production, tea processing, tomato processing, water reuse, water savings, water stress, wine, younger millennials
(IN BRIEF) Papua New Guinea will expand and strengthen drinking-water networks with the support of $25 million in concessional financing from EIB Global, combined with a €16.4 million European Union contribution. The project will be implemented by Water PNG and … Read the full press release
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Tagged 000 People Through EIB Global Financing, Ambroise Fayolle, Andrew F Oaeke, climate resilience, concessional financing, development finance, drinking water, EIB Global, EIB Global Backs Major Drinking-Water Infrastructure Expansion in Papua New Guinea Towns, EU Global Gateway Support Expands Access to Clean Water Across Papua New Guinea, European Investment Bank, European Union, EU–Papua New Guinea Business Forum, Global Gateway, investment grant, Jozef Sikela, Pacific region, Papua New Guinea, Papua New Guinea Advances National Water Coverage Goals With European Investment Bank Support, Papua New Guinea to Improve Water Access for 400, Port Moresby, potable water, public health, sustainable development, Team Europe, Technical Assistance, urban water coverage, water infrastructure, water networks, Water PNG, water supply and sanitation programme, World Bank
(IN BRIEF) Marks & Spencer is doubling the size of its Frozen range as part of its strategy to grow its Food business and attract more family shoppers. The expansion begins with a major transformation of its own-label ice cream … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Financial, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Investment, Management, Marketing, Retail, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Alex Freudmann, bake at home, Collection Toscano Olive Oil Ice Cream, Extremely Chocolatey Loaded Pistachio Velvety Ice Cream Sticks, family food, family shoppers, Food business, food retail, freezer space, frozen desserts, frozen fish, Frozen range, Fruit Mini Pops, healthy meals, ice cream, ice lollies, Lollies and Ices Range, M&S, M&S Food, M&S Foodhalls, M&S Invests in Larger Frozen Range and Expanded Freezer Space to Support Weekly Shop Growth, M&S Launches Major Frozen Category Expansion Starting with New Ice Cream, Marks & Spencer, Marks & Spencer Builds Bigger Frozen Food Proposition as More Families Choose M&S Foodhalls, Marks & Spencer to Double Frozen Range as It Targets More Family Weekly Food Shops, Only 5 Ingredients Heather Honey Ice Cream, Only 8 Ingredients 85% Dark Chocolate Ice Cream, Only Ingredients range, own-label food, Product Development, Remarksable Value, store investment, supermarket innovation, UK frozen food market, weekly shop, whole milk pops, Worldpanel by Numerator
(IN BRIEF) St1 and Valio have formed Ekviton Oy, a joint venture designed to advance emission reductions and carbon removals in Finland through the flexibility mechanism of the country’s renewable fuels distribution obligation. Introduced in 2025, the mechanism allows fuel … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Financial, Finland, Food & Beverage, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, Marketing, Technology
Tagged agriculture, carbon neutral dairy value chain, carbon removal certification framework, carbon removals, Climate Action, climate change mitigation, dairy farms, Director of Expansion Businesses and Renewal at Valio, Distribution Obligation Act, double buffer requirement, effort sharing sector, Ekviton, Ekviton Oy, Ekviton Oy Begins Operations with Peatland Restoration Project Supporting Finland’s Emission Reduction Goals, Ekviton Oy to Support Finnish Climate Targets by Financing Verified Emission Reductions and Carbon Removals, emission reductions, EU Nature Restoration Regulation, European Union, Finland, Finnish Energy Authority, flexibility mechanism, greenhouse gas emissions, Head of Sustainability and Corporate Affairs at St1, independent third-party verification, land use sector, Lea Rankinen, market-based financing, peat fields, peatland restoration, private sector climate finance, renewable fuels distribution obligation, rewetting, St1, St1 and Valio Establish Joint Venture to Advance Climate Action Through Finland’s Distribution Obligation Flexibility Mechanism, St1 and Valio Launch Ekviton Oy to Finance Emission Reductions and Carbon Removals in Finland, St1 and Valio Partner to Help Dairy Farms Generate New Income Through Voluntary Peatland Restoration Measures, sustainable agriculture, Tuomas Salusjärvi, Valio, verified emission reductions, voluntary carbon markets
(IN BRIEF) Valio has renewed its sustainability programme for primary dairy production, strengthening a bonus model that rewards farms for improving animal welfare, supporting biodiversity and reducing the climate impact of milk production. The programme applies to all of Valio’s … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Financial, Finland, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Investment, Management, Marketing, News, Science, Technology
Tagged 000 Dairy Farms in Advancing Animal Welfare and Reducing the Climate Impact of Milk Production, Animal Welfare, biodiversity, Biodiversity and Lower-Emission Milk Production, Biodiversity and Lower-Emission Milk Production Across Finnish Dairy Farms, bovine healthcare system, calf grazing, Carbon Farming, cattle welfare assessment, cattle welfare indicators, Climate and Environmental Actions, Climate Impact, climate responsibility, dairy chain transparency, dairy farming, environmental responsibility, farm sustainability, Finland milk production, Finnish dairy farms, grazing, Hanna Castro, milk production, Naseva, natural grazing, Natural Resources Institute of Finland, organic farms, primary production, responsible milk production, small calf welfare, sustainability bonus, sustainable agriculture, sustainable dairy production, Ulf Jahnsson, Valio, Valio Introduces New Voluntary Measures to Help Dairy Farms Improve Cattle Welfare and Strengthen Sustainable Milk Production, Valio Renews Sustainability Bonus Programme to Reward Dairy Farms for Animal Welfare, Valio Sustainability Bonus Supports Nearly 3, Valio’s Renewed Sustainability Bonus Programme Supports Animal Welfare, Valio’s Updated Sustainability Programme Links Dairy Farm Bonuses to Verified Welfare, veterinary healthcare plan, year-round outdoor access
(IN BRIEF) Marks and Spencer has partnered with County Armagh grower Tim O’Malley to supply locally grown strawberries to Northern Ireland stores for the first time. The collaboration has enabled significant expansion of O’Malley Berry Co.’s growing operation, including new … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Marketing, News, Retail, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged Balmoral Show, berry farming, biological pest control, cardboard packaging, coir growing medium, County Armagh, Dole Ireland, environmentally friendly farming, food sustainability, fresh produce, glasshouse farming, hand-picked fruit, horticulture, Irish agriculture, local food production, local produce, M&S, M&S Brings Locally Produced Strawberries to Northern Ireland Stores as Part of Sustainable Farming Push, M&S Introduces First Locally Grown Northern Ireland Strawberries Through New Co. Armagh Partnership, Marks and Spencer, Northern Ireland, O'Malley Berry Co., Plan A for Farming, Rainwater harvesting, regional sourcing, retail supply chain, reusable growing systems, Shaun Doherty, strawberries, sustainable agriculture, sustainable farming, Tim O'Malley
(IN BRIEF) Marks and Spencer has launched three vertically farmed salad leaf products grown using advanced indoor farming technology that uses significantly less water and fertiliser than conventional agriculture. Developed in partnership with Planet Farms, the salads are grown in … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Marketing, News, Retail, United Kingdom
Tagged Andrew Clappen, Baby Garlic Kale, Citrus Sorrel Baby Leaves, clean food technology, climate-resilient agriculture, Controlled Environment Agriculture, Daniele Benatoff, environmental sustainability, fertiliser reduction, food sustainability, food waste reduction, fresh produce, indoor farming, M&S and Planet Farms Bring Indoor-Grown Salad Technology to UK Retail Shelves, M&S Food, Marks and Spencer, Marks and Spencer Introduces Vertically Farmed Salad Range with Reduced Water Use and Extended Freshness, net zero, pesticide-free farming, Plan A for Farming, Planet Farms, Regenerative Agriculture, retail innovation, robotics, salad leaves, Spicy Baby Leaves, sustainable agriculture, sustainable food production, UK retail sector, UV lighting, vertical farming, water efficiency
(IN BRIEF) Co-op and Eureka! The National Children’s Museum have launched a new interactive Co-op Play Shop in Halifax designed to teach children about shopping, sustainability and food choices through role-play and hands-on activities. The installation allows children to experience … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Investment, Management, Marketing, Retail, United Kingdom
Tagged British Sign Language, child development, children’s learning, children’s museum, Co-op, Co-op Academy Beckfield, Co-op Expands Community Learning Initiative Through Interactive Children’s Museum Partnership in Halifax, Co-op Play Shop, Community Engagement, CTS, educational partnership, energy use, Eureka!, Eureka! and Co-op Introduce Educational Retail Experience Focused on Sustainability and Family Learning, Eureka! The National Children’s Museum, family activities, family learning, food waste reduction, Halifax, Heather Thomas, interactive exhibits, interactive museum, learning through play, Leigh-Anne Stradeski, Omega Signs, retail experience, school programmes, Sign Solutions, Social mobility, sustainability awareness, Sustainability Education, sustainable diets, UK museums, West Yorkshire
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