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The Real Cost of Poor Data Visibility in Protein Procurement
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The Real Cost of Poor Data Visibility in Protein Procurement
By Foods Connected team on 14/09/2026

Most protein businesses aren’t short on data. Between specs, claims, invoices, market reports, and forecasts, retailers and manufacturers already generate more information than any team has ...

AI in food supply chains: why visibility is where it's paying off
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AI in food supply chains: why visibility is where it's paying off
By Caitlin Arthurs on 11/09/2026

Ask most food businesses about AI right now and you'll hear an adoption story: who's using it, who isn't, how fast it's spreading. That's not really the interesting question. The more useful...

Building Food Supply Chain Resilience: A Guide for Procurement Teams
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Building Food Supply Chain Resilience: A Guide for Procurement Teams
By Foods Connected team on 07/09/2026

It’s an all-too-familiar scenario. A supplier hits a capacity problem it didn't see coming, and an order doesn't land on time. A product recall is triggered by a suspected contamination issu...

Foods Connected Acquires HarvestMark Quality Insights Platform
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Foods Connected Acquires HarvestMark Quality Insights Platform
By Foods Connected on 12/08/2026

Foods Connected Acquires HarvestMark Quality Insights Platform from iFoodDS, Expanding Quality and Food Safety Capabilities in North America and Australia. The acquisition demonstrates Foods...

The EU Livestock Strategy and Protein Action Plan: next steps for the food industry
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The EU Livestock Strategy and Protein Action Plan: next steps for the food industry
By Foods Connected team on 31/07/2026

A guide for manufacturers, processors, retailers and foodservice operators wanting to prepare for the EU's Livestock Strategy and Protein Action Plan.

Boom, bust, heatwave: A snapshot of UK dairy in 2026
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Boom, bust, heatwave: A snapshot of UK dairy in 2026
By Dr Fiona Roberts on 27/07/2026

First Milk's Impact Director, Dr Fiona Roberts, analyses how boom-bust cycles, volatility across farmer contracts and a rise in protein demand have made 2026 a bumpy ride for UK dairy.

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