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What do consumers want from sustainable food and drink?

Research suggests Europeans are ‘highly motivated’ to buy sustainable food. How can brands best communicate their sustainability credentials to consumers? And amid a cost-of-living crisis, are shoppers willing to pay for it?

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Liverpool: Why this year's Eurovision host city was the perfect choice

Liverpool: Why this year's Eurovision host city was the perfect choice
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Adopting sustainable practices: The nuanced reality of plant-based proteins in CPG companies' supply chains

While plant-proteins generally have a lower carbon footprint than animal-based proteins, there is room for improvement across the entire supply chain to further reduce their environmental impact.

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Reunited Frankie Goes To Hollywood performs at Eurovision Song Contest

Reunited Frankie Goes To Hollywood performs at Eurovision Song Contest
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Adopting sustainable practices: The nuanced reality of plant-based proteins in CPG companies' supply chains

While plant-proteins generally have a lower carbon footprint than animal-based proteins, there is room for improvement across the entire supply chain to further reduce their environmental impact.

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