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The food industry’s must-attend events for 2026
In a nutshell 2026 is shaping up to be a defining year for the food industry Tightening regulations, rising sustainability expectations and increasing supply-chain risk are driving change Th...
Why 2026 is a defining year for US beef processors and retailers
In a nutshell 2026 will be a defining year for the US beef industry Tight cattle supply, sustained cost pressure, shifting trade dynamics and increasingly price-sensitive consumers are conve...
The future of food traceability software: what to expect in 2026
Food traceability is no longer just a regulatory requirement. It has become a central part of how food businesses build trust, demonstrate sustainability, and protect supply chain integrity....
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GS1 Sunrise: what it means for food brands and how to prepare
The Co-Founder of Buyerdock, the first digital product passport, explains the upcoming shift to 2D QR codes for Foods Connected and why food and drink businesses need to act now to avoid fal...
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Sustainable food supply chains: why traceability is non-negotiable
Learn why traceability is critical for building sustainable food supply chains – from produce and meat sourcing to ESG reporting and compliance. Sustainability in the food sector has moved f...
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Foods Connected 2025 in review: 12 months in food
2025 was a year of transformation for the food industry. Marked by innovation, regulatory shifts and economic pressures. Here’s a look back at the key moments month by month. Key themes that...