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Agriculture

Things are Heating Up: Climate Shock Impacting The Harvest
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Things are Heating Up: Climate Shock Impacting The Harvest

After a summer of extreme heatwaves and unprecedented drought, the UK's 2026 harvest is on track to be the worst on record. As crop yields plummet and an estimated £550 million evaporates from the agricultural economy, the food and beverage industry faces a brutal operational mandate: adapt to the climate or face empty silos.

Things are Heating Up: Climate Shock Impacting The Harvest
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Bakery

Wildfarmed Expands Portfolio with New Regenerative Crumpets

The crumpets, sold in packs of four, are made using Wildfarmed’s 100% regeneratively grown flour. Positioned as a premium twist on a British classic

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Beverage

PepsiCo Partners with Soil Capital to Advance Regenerative Agriculture in Europe

PepsiCo has launched a comprehensive long-term partnership with Soil Capital to promote regenerative agriculture practices among farmers within its European supply chain, with a specific focus on rapeseed oil production across the UK, France, and Belgium.

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Agriculture

Europe’s largest regenerative agriculture study shows productivity gains and sustainability benefits

A landmark study by the European Alliance for Regenerative Agriculture (EARA), funded by EIT Food, has demonstrated that regenerative farming practices can deliver high productivity while reducing environmental impact, offering a potential roadmap for the European agri-food sector.

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Agriculture

Volta Greentech secures SEK 32m to commercialise methane-reducing feed additive

Swedish start-up Volta Greentech has raised SEK 32 million (approx. $2.95 million) to advance the commercialisation of its Lome feed additive, a solution designed to reduce enteric methane emissions from cattle. This latest funding round brings the company’s total capital raised to nearly SEK 100 million (approx. $9.21 million), with major backing from Swedish food industry leaders Axel Johnson and KFS, which together control around 40% of Sweden’s food retail market.

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