AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSupply-Chain Security: France blamed Iran’s Revolutionary Guard for cyberattacks that reportedly disrupted refrigeration at more than 700 supermarkets, spoiling food and causing fires. The incidents put connected cold-storage systems in focus. Food Safety: Malaysia’s health ministry is investigating illness reports linked to Gardenia bread; laboratory results are pending, and the company’s own review is not considered conclusive. Regulation: The US FDA will revoke approvals for several chemicals used in food-colour production and produce-marking inks from January 11. The industry says the affected uses had already been abandoned. Product Launches: Tesco Ireland introduced Wholesum, an eight-meal range made by Ballymaguire Foods, with protein- and fibre-rich options in two portion sizes. Packaging: Amcor and Yangi unveiled designs aimed at improving tamper evidence and fibre-packaging functionality, including a moulded-fibre lid tested with hot beverages. Market Signals: Global food prices fell 1.2% in October, according to the FAO. In the UK, hospitality spending rose, but restaurant, café and bakery transactions declined.
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