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Tesco urged to consider health impact as it extends plant-based target into Central Europe The supermarket’s goal to increase sales of plant-based meat alternatives by 300% by 2025 could fall foul of the UK government’s plans to restrict promotions of unhealthy foods from April next year, a group of investors has cautioned. The warning comes after the UK’s largest supermarket agreed to increase healthy food options at its operations in Europe as well as the UK ...

Volkswagen Group strengthens quality assurance – Frank Welsch to lead the new unit Herbert Diess: The traditionally high quality standards of our vehicles, combined with the digital customer experience, are now more critical to success than ever before. We are strengthening our cross-brand quality management, thus responding to the growing requirements arising from digitalization and e-mobility. In Frank Welsch, we will have an experienced vehicle expert and engineer at the helm of Group Q...

APAL Post-harvest Seminar goes online to explore smart packhouse APAL’s Post-harvest Seminar on Wednesday 20 January 2021 will be delivered entirely online as COVID-19 and border restrictions continue to create uncertainty for apple and pear growers across the nation. APAL Industry Services Manager Justin Smith said APAL and industry had been hopeful of returning to onsite delivery at Montague’s new state of the art facility at Narre Warren next week, but had moved to online to ensure there...

AU: International and domestic interest good signs for Rico® ahead of 2021 A combination of favourable growing conditions and strong interest from both international and domestic markets have the variety ANP-0131 well placed as it enters a third season of commercial production in 2021. “Building markets across Asia and New Zealand has been a focus for the brand this season, with a view to maximising returns for growers in the longer term,” says Andrew Mandemaker, Head of Group Quality and ...