Free From Food Amsterdam 2023
Euromonitor International
The 11th Annual edition! Most Wanted European Free From Food Retail Exhibition, initiated by the industry, supported by the leading certifying associations, all under one roof.
Anuga 2023
Euromonitor International
Openness and transparency, trust and partnership, trends and transformation: On the way to a sustainable and fair food system, the global food industry is currently experiencing dynamic change
Expo IAlimentos
Euromonitor International
Expo IAlimentos busca reunir, de manera presencial y virtual, a los principales proveedores de la industria de alimentos y bebidas con el fin de vivir una experiencia a través de las distintas soluciones que se podrán observar de primera mano, donde la innovación y la disrupción serán los protagonistas.
Healthy Food Asia
Euromonitor International
Healthy Food Asia is the only dedicated Food Exhibition covering Healthy, Organic, Vegan, Plant-Based, Functional and Free From food trade for Importers, Traders, Retail and many other distribution channels from the ASEAN and Asia Pacific countries.
Anufood Brazil
Euromonitor International
100% focada no setor de Alimentos e Bebidas, a ANUFOOD Brazil – Powered by Anuga – é o principal canal gerador de negócios e a mais completa vitrine de lançamentos de produtos nacionais e internacionais para o varejo, alimentação fora do lar e hotelaria.
Five Trends Driving Fresh Food
Anje du Plessis
Fresh food retained its positive performance in 2022 with retail volume driving growth, thanks to healthy eating being a key motivator as the world emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cultivated Meat is Coming to Countries Around the Globe
Tom Rees
In 2013, the world’s first cultivated burger was unveiled at Maastricht University. It cost USD300,000 and took two years to make; the developers went on to form Mosa Meats in 2016. Since 2013, multiple start-ups have joined the fray, and as of mid-2022, an estimated 30-45 were working on cell-cultured food. While many of these start-ups' estimates for product launches have come and gone, in one country (Singapore) it is possible to buy and consume cell-cultured meat - and countries around the world are gearing up to follow suit.