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Europe’s Ukraine commitments collide with fiscal reality
Subscribe now with a one-month trial for only $1, then enjoy the first year at an exclusive rate of just $99. France’s fiscal troubles shift Ukraine’s […]
‘Outdated’ nutrient rules let unhealthy foods slip through net
The Obesity Health Alliance is urging ministers to roll out the updated NPM and the Healthy Food Standard within this Parliament…See More
Manila’s EV ambitions confront economic and energy realities
By: Tim Daiss Photo from Philippine Information Agency The Philippine government’s latest attempt to accelerate electric vehicle (EV) adoption in Metro Manila is already facing […]
Barry Callebaut’s move beyond chocolate fails to convince investors
Barry Callebaut’s expansion beyond chocolate into complete product solutions signals a new direction for the ingredients industry. But as cocoa market volatility continues to dominate […]
Oracle puts 13 AI agents to work across the talent lifecycle
Oracle has introduced a set of Fusion Agentic Applications and AI agents for HR, aimed at helping organisations accelerate workforce development, strengthen internal mobility, and […]
Could PepsiCo’s snack turnaround offer a blueprint for its struggling beverage business?
PepsiCo’s snack turnaround offers a potential blueprint for beverages, but soft-drink struggles, shifting consumer preferences and a lower 2026 earnings outlook raise questions…See More
How can CPG brands stand out as private label expands?
Faster innovation, stronger brand building and closer attention to consumer trends can help national brands compete, says Centric Software’s Reid Swanson…See More
Moving B-1 bombers from UK to US is no drone warfare solution
On October 4, the US pulled its 12 B-1 strategic bombers out of Fairford, UK and returned them to the United States. Reports say the […]
Meal replacements may satisfy demand for satiety as well as convenience
Meal replacement drinks are often advertised as ‘nutritionally complete’, containing all the nutrients a human being needs to survive. But can consumers really replace diets […]
Samsung dangles $560,000 bonuses to keep engineers from China
A Samsung memory chip worker earning about $60,000 a year could receive roughly $560,000 in bonuses before tax, according to the company’s largest union. Its […]
Anduril’s plan to save US sub edge from China’s undersea surge
A multibillion-dollar private initiative to overhaul US submarine manufacturing marks an urgent push to revitalize naval industrial capacity at a pivotal moment in the Indo-Pacific […]
Singapore to share enhanced childcare leave details in early 2027
Details of Singapore’s expanded childcare leave scheme will be released in early 2027, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Indranee Rajah told Parliament on 10 […]
Inside Yili’s push to reinvent dairy with technology
After claiming the title of the ‘World Dairy Capital’ for its home ground in the city of Hohhot, Yili is now pushing to live up […]
Is food and drink doing a U-turn on sustainability?
Why food companies are revising sustainability targets, and whether it signals a retreat from green commitments or a shift toward more realistic goals…See More
Afghan road to China tests Pakistan’s power and leverage
China is increasingly trying to diversify its connections to the region as Pakistan’s actions in Afghanistan create new security and strategic problems for Beijing. The […]
The GLP-1 effect: How weight-loss drugs are changing food and drink
How are GLP-1 weight-loss drugs reshaping food and beverage? From reformulation to high-protein products, manufacturers are racing to meet changing demand…See More
Belt and Road paving way for China’s military presence in SE Asia
Last week, eight Chinese-made light attack jets sat on a half-finished runway at Ban Keun, flanked by more than two dozen military support vehicles, offering […]
Mind games: AI behaves more like a brain than a database
When people think about what ChatGPT or other large language models are doing behind the scenes, it’s common to reach for the language of computing. […]
South Korea’s hypersonic leap runs into North Korea’s nuclear wall
South Korea’s maiden flight test of a domestic hypersonic glide vehicle highlights an accelerating bid to field counterstrike assets capable of bolstering autonomous deterrence against […]