Ammeraal Beltech to Present Food Conveyor Solutions at EHEDG World Congress

Vinova will begin producing non-alcoholic wines in Offenburg starting in 2027

The Ortenau Wine Cellar will serve as the production site for the newly established Center of Excellence for Non-Alcoholic Wine Products

Grieshaber Group opens Allgeirhof Training Center

A place of learning with a view of the Black Forest

Nordzucker starts the 2026/2027 campaign – factories well prepared

Adverse weather conditions are taking their toll on beet yields in many growing regions

Nestlé Expands Coffee Production at Its Schwerin Facility

About 50 new jobs

Lieken Group Launches Initiative for the Future

Group Strategy Through 2030 Finalized; Hundreds of Millions Planned for Modernization Projects

Nordzucker intends to cease sugar production in Nakskov

The site is to continue operating as a packaging service centre

Arla Foods Ingredients reduces gas emissions through significant investment in Videbæk

Construction Begins on One of Germany's Most Sustainable Ice Cream Factories

Florida Eis is investing 25 million euros in Schönebeck for energy-self-sufficient ice cream production

Griesson - de Beukelaer is focusing on international growth and expanding into the U.S.

Implementation of the long-term corporate strategy / Acquisition of DeBeukelaer Corporation / Development of a modern production facility

MicroHarvest is building Europe's first industrial facility for microbial protein at the Leuna Chemical Park

Biotech scale-up invests a mid-double-digit million amount and creates about 25 new jobs at the site

Capri Sun is investing over 70 million euros in a new plant in Poland

The drinks manufacturer is expanding its European production capacity in Stargard and creating around 120 jobs

Crespel & Deiters scales up Happy Plant Protein's dry extrusion technology

Textured proteins from European-grown legumes are now being produced in Helmond using the Finnish foodtech startup's patented one-step process

The EU Wants to End Cage Raising and the Killing of Chicks—For Real This Time?

Five Years After the Promise: EU Unveils New Livestock Strategy—But the Real Test Is Yet to Come

Mars and REWE Are Working Together to Electrify the Supply Chain

With 47 electric trucks and 2.4 million kilometers driven on electric power, the partners are demonstrating that sustainable heavy-duty trucking makes environmental sense—and is economically viable.

Duni Group strengthens recyclability across the Duniform® range

Takeaway, ready meal and catering trays transition to pure polypropylene – with no changes to functionality or customer operations

Hilcona Doubles Tofu Production in Landquart

Okara Recycling as a Contribution to the Circular Economy

FrieslandCampina Expands Production Capacity at Its Butter Plant in Lochem

FrieslandCampina is increasing capacity at its Dutch facility for brands such as Debic, Campina Botergoud, and Frau Antje

DN AGRAR invests EUR 13.5 million in new farm and composting facilities

The CUT 2 farm in Alba County is expected to produce over 50 million liters of milk per year from 2028

Solar Foods receives EUR 77,8 million for the construction and commissioning of Factory 02

VEGA Opens New Plant in China

Production at the headquarters will continue and will be supplemented by the new plant

Climate-driven water scarcity increases wheat prices globally

Interdisciplinary study connects drought across the world’s wheat-growing regions with global markets

This cookie started its life as a plastic bottle

Specialized microbes transform inedible material into protein-rich snacks

Roland Berger: Demand for poultry to grow by up to 3.4 percent annually through 2040

Chicken is the only major meat category showing significant growth. Domestic production is not keeping pace with consumption.

Xylitol may increase the risk of myocardial infarction or stroke

High blood levels of xylitol were associated with a greater risk of cardiovascular events than lower levels

Gen Z drinks significantly more mocktails and fruit juice

Non-alcoholic drinks are becoming a habit for young people

New Leadership for Danone in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

Jean-Yves Krummenacher brings more than 25 years of experience at Danone and most recently served as Global Chief Procurement Officer

AI as a Tool in Flavor Research: De Novo Design of Bitter Peptides

Predicting bitterness in food with precision: AI passes the taste test

Electronic nose detects whether meat and fish are still safe to eat

To this end, the Interreg project PRECISE measures cadaverine—a gas produced when proteins decompose

No evidence that sugar substitutes harm weight, health, or sweet taste preferences

Weight, metabolic parameters, and sweet preference remained stable in controlled trials for up to 52 weeks

Cockroach milk, mosquito proboscis as a 3D printing nozzle, and buried underwear as a biological indicator

Bizarre but brilliant: The 2026 Ig Nobel Prizes were awarded in Zurich

Methanol Qualified as a Feedstock for Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Methanol-to-Jet: Drop-in fuel possible without modifying aircraft

Mini-tumors reveal new drug combinations for liver cancer

Organoid screening identifies combinations of active substances for the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma

Two new bioinformatics tools improve the diagnosis of genetic disorders

AI algorithm detects pathogenic structural variants in the genome more reliably

Tavion raises €50 million and starts development of its first battery parks in Polan

CleanTech start-up bets on Poland as Europe's most attractive battery storage market

New method causes cancer cells to burn out

New molecule forces leukemia cells to work themselves to death

A blood test can detect over 50 types of cancer

“We’re at a watershed moment”

Siemens Energy is starting preparations for business area Transformation of Industry to become a standalone company

Siemens Energy intends to explore new ownership structure of Transformation of Industry as second step with objective to deconsolidate

Europe Secures Insulin Supply: New Production Facility Planned in Frankfurt-Höchst

The federal government, the state of Hesse, and the city of Frankfurt are jointly supporting the project

A Google-like search engine for single-cell RNA works in a matter of seconds

The search engine "Malva" is to be further developed commercially as a start-up

No Electricity Needed for Solid-state Cooling: Heat Becomes Cold

Researchers Have Developed – as a World First – a Heat-driven, Elastocaloric Cooling System That Leverages Waste Heat and Solar Energy for Sustainable Cooling

A tiny bacterium with a huge impact

Vaccenic acid from gut bacteria activates a receptor that combats fatty liver and high blood sugar

Organs age at different speeds: a blood test might soon tell which ones

Some people look younger, others older than they actually are. But why is that, and what is actually happening inside the body?

Stanford researchers develop an improved method for producing sustainable hydrogen

This method increases energy efficiency tenfold compared to conventional external heating methods

BII allocates 8 million euros to further support six promising companies

With 1.3 million euros each, technologies in oncology, inflammation and infection therapy, and other fields are to be brought to market readiness

Danish 3D cell culture company Celvivo raises USD 6.6 million and appoints new CEO for global scale-up

A life-science tools veteran joins the table

Turning CO₂ into fuels: Chemists solve a key scaling problem

LIKAT Technical Center produces catalyst on kilogram scale for the first time for a pilot plant

African Bundibugyo Ebolavirus Vaccine Candidate to Be Advanced to Clinical Trials

CEPI backs Minapharm's Bundibugyo ebolavirus vaccine candidate, based on ProBioGen's proprietary MVA-CR19 platform

Automated Lab Speeds Up Material Development

New research platform independently investigates materials for thin-film photovoltaics and other optoelectronic applications

Recycling in Agriculture: Biogenic CO₂ Is Turned Into Renewable Fuel

Five partners from the research and industrial sectors are developing a decentralized synthesis plant

Why do we get sleepy? How neurons control sleep drive

Understanding how the brain generates sleep drive would provide entirely new opportunities for sleep research

Weeks of Work in a Few Hours: AI Tool Reads Cell Membranes

Three Tools in One Software – and Little Data Suffices

How a deep-sea microorganism breaks toughest chemical bonds

Molecular insight into biological nitrogen fixation close to the boiling point

Sandoz invests in new drug substance facility in Ljubljana, Slovenia, to expand biosimilar manufacturing capacity

Investment of around USD 300 million supports Bio100 goal announced earlier today

When molecules »notice« what their neighbours are doing

New spectroscopic method reveals the environment of switchable iron complexes

The search for investors for a large chemical plant in Leuna has failed

Management cites price pressure from Chinese suppliers as the reason

Staying One Step Ahead of the Development of Resistance

How Bacteria Develop Resistance to Antisense Antibiotics—and How Future Therapies Can Be Made Less Susceptible to It

A quantum lab for molecules

Non-destructive quantum logic spectroscopy reveals molecular fingerprints

An Enzyme That Offers Hope: Novel Plastic-Degrading Enzyme Discovered in Bacteria

"Pac-Man Enzyme" breaks down polyester plastic while simultaneously splitting penicillin

ABX acquires biotech start-up TRIMT

ABX is expanding its pipeline to include cyclopeptide technology, as well as diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals

On the trail of dissolution: Only 30 water molecules separate salt

Process visualised for the first time at atomic resolution using ultra-high-resolution electron spectroscopy