Where it all began The Bialy, properly known as the Bialystoker Kuchen, takes its name from the city of Białystok in north-eastern Poland. The full name derives from the German Bialystoker Kuchen or the Yiddish Byalestoker kukhn, both meaning simply ‘bread from Białystok.’ The shortened form, Bialy, became the common usage after the roll was brought to the United States by Jewish immigrants from the region in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In Białystok itself, the roll...

Verhoeven Bakery Equipment Family celebrates 25 years at Interpack 2026, showcasing innovative bakery technologies, digital solutions and future-focused production advancements.

IFF has opened a new Vanilla Innovation Center in Madagascar, expanding its research and development capabilities

Premium bakery brand St Pierre is expanding its brioche portfolio with the launch of a new limited-edition Caramelised Onion Brioche Bun, targeting growing consumer demand for flavour-led, premium at-home dining experiences. Available nationwide in a four-pack format, the seasonal SKU combines the brand’s signature soft brioche with a sweet and savoury caramelised onion flavour profile, designed to elevate burgers, barbecue occasions and midweek meals. The launch forms part of St Pierre’s...

CSM Ingredients has launched Creami, a filling range for bakery, pastry and confectionery professionals, combining Sipral's expertise with CSM's artisanal knowledge across eight European markets.

Warrens Bakery has opened its 48th location at Trago's Newton Abbot petrol station, introducing hand-crimped pasties, a spring sausage roll range and its first self-service coffee machine.

Kersia UK has launched BioDtex, an advanced detection lamp designed to help hygiene teams quickly identify contamination risks that may be missed during routine inspections.

Renshaw has secured a Tesco listing for 10 new products including exclusive dessert kits, first-to-market fruit fillings and multipack fondant icings, from 5 May.

New research reveals that apple pomace, the solid byproduct of juice and cider pressing, may support metabolic health in two powerful ways: inhibiting glucose absorption and stimulating GLP-1 secretion, the same appetite-regulating hormone targeted by weight-loss drugs like Ozempic. Far from being waste, pomace could be a functional ingredient delivering real, cumulative health benefits through everyday foods.

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A fresh spring range that blends café culture with nostalgic comfort, bringing together familiar favourites, simple choices and feel good moments inspired by everyday food memories.

Finsbury Food Group has acquired 100% of Flower & White as part of its push into faster-growing bakery segments.