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Food Navigator News
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The global coffee market, now valued at $485.59bn, is seeing accelerated growth driven by the rise of coffee shops, speciality coffees, and consumer demand for functional beverages. A new study from Warwick and Bielefeld universities links regular caffeine intake to improved mood and energy - particularly in the morning - adding scientific weight to coffee’s expanding role in health and wellness trends.
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Aleph Farms CEO Didier Toubia is betting on cultivated steak to reshape the future of meat. From regulation to consumer trends and cost hurdles, he explains why hybrid products may hold the key - and how classics like steak frites could return to the table.
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Following a CEO scandal and falling share prices, Nestlé investors are urging chairman Paul Bulcke to resign ahead of his scheduled April 2026 departure. Calls are growing for chair-designate Pablo Isla to take over immediately. Nestlé has declined to comment.
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Europeans remain hesitant to embrace novel foods, with awareness of food tech making little impact on consumer intent. In contrast, Asian markets show strong enthusiasm for innovations like cultivated meat and precision fermentation, according to exclusive Lumina Intelligence research for FoodNavigator.
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Mars, PepsiCo, and ADM are teaming up to help farmers adopt regenerative agriculture. The initiative supports sustainable wheat and rapeseed cultivation for brands like Whiskas, Lay’s, and Doritos, aiming to improve soil health, reduce emissions, and boost farm resilience. Farmers will receive training, technical support, and financial incentives for climate-smart practices.