Ingredients
New products
Baker Street reformulates core rolls range with shorter ingredient lists
Baker Street has reformulated its core rolls range with shorter ingredient lists and updated packaging, responding to shopper demand for less processed bakery products.
Ingredients
Extreme heat pushing global agri-food systems to the brink, report warns
A new report, from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), highlights the major risk posed by the rise of extreme heat events
New products
One ingredient, two jobs: Tackling sugar reduction and fibre enrichment in sweet bakery
Ulrick + Short's avante 25 replaces sugar in sweet bakery whilst adding fibre, lowering calorie density and supporting gut health, without altering texture or process.
Health
Fortification: A cornerstone of public health, food product innovation and regulatory challenges
Food fortification is evolving beyond public health into personalised nutrition, driven by consumer demand, GLP-1 medication trends and functional food innovation.
Ingredients
Dairy in the dough: What shifting home baking habits mean for industrial producers
Home baking fell 7% in 2025, but dairy remains in over 60% of occasions. Here is what that means for industrial producers and retail positioning.
Innovation
Nexture's generate hub opens 2026 startup call — Five areas Bakers Should Watch
Nexture's Generate programme has opened its 2026 startup call, targeting enzyme innovation, palm alternatives and next-generation gluten technology — with direct implications for industrial bakery formulation roadmaps.
Research
Raising the stakes of high-quality baked products: The microbiome-gut-brain axis and nutritional psychiatry
Discover how diet quality shapes mental health through the microbiome-gut-brain axis, and why choosing unprocessed foods could be key to psychological wellbeing.
Research
Reformulation without compromise: How fibre and natural sweeteners are reshaping industrial bakery
Cocoa fruit sweeteners and high-tolerance soluble corn fibre enable industrial bakers to simultaneously reduce sugar and increase fibre without palatability compromises that historically limited nutritional reformulation.



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