bakery ingredients
New products
Renshaw lands Tesco deal with fruit fillings and dessert kits
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.
Research
Fedima reports €7.8bn turnover as bakery ingredients sector navigates regulatory shifts
Fedima's 2025 report details enzyme labelling positions, allergen guidance and sustainability grants for Europe's €7.8bn bakery ingredients sector.
Mergers & Acquisitions
Leipurin acquisition extends Lantmännen’s reach in bakery ingredients
Leipurin’s integration into Lantmännen signals a structural shift in bakery ingredient supply, with potential implications for sourcing, technical support and value chain coordination.
Research
Can Bitter Botanicals Work in Biscuits? New Research Tests Wormwood Microencapsulation
Italian researchers tested whether bitter wormwood extract can be used in biscuits without affecting quality. Using alginate microencapsulation, they showed that key bitter compounds survive baking and can be added with only minor sensory impact.
New products
How Millbio's New Concentrate Addresses Shifting Consumer Behaviour
The bread aisle is evolving. As consumers reassess their relationship with staple foods, manufacturers face a pressing question: how do you remain relevant when 13% of your customer base has stopped buying your core product altogether?
Exclusives
BEIM Report 2025
Baking Europe Ingredients Market Report 2025, a data-driven annual intelligence brief tailored for senior leaders in Europe’s industrial bakery sector. This edition delivers fresh insights on ingredient pricing, risk trends, sustainability mandates and regional market dynamics. Empowering CEOs, procurement heads and strategy teams to make smarter, future-proof decisions.
Collaboration
AB Mauri and Nutris Advance Fava Bean Application Development
AB Mauri and Nutris have formed a technical partnership to develop fava bean protein and starch ingredients for industrial bakery applications in the UK and Ireland. The collaboration utilises Nutris's 45,000-tonne Croatian processing facility to fractionate fava beans into functional ingredients for commercial-scale bakery production, with development trials scheduled across multiple product categories in 2025.


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