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Sade Laja

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About the author

Sade Laja is a freelance journalist from London, with more than 15 years’ experience in editorial content production. She has a strong interest in food industry policy and legislation. Earlier in her career Sade covered technology and healthcare for the Guardian in London and worked as a reporter for the Financial Times title Pensions Expert. Additionally, she has delivered editorial campaigns and content initiatives for brands such as Adidas and WeTransfer.

Sade Laja's articles

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Clean labels: How consumer perception drives ingredient transparency and innovation

If there were ever a contentious term in the F&B industry, “clean” would be it. Although many consumers may not be familiar with the term “clean label,” they will undoubtedly be acquainted with...

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EU moves forward with agri and fertilizer tariffs on imports from Russia and Belarus

The EU plans to implement tariffs on remaining agricultural products and certain fertilizers from Russia and Belarus to limit Russia’s ability “to finance its war of aggression against Ukraine.” A...

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World’s major food retailers “drastically” failing to address methane emissions, reveals report

Almost all of the top global food retailers secured less than half of the total points available in an assessment of their methane reductions across key indicators, according to new analysis by the...

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EU targets US poultry, beef, seafood and other agri products in €26BN countermeasures against Trump tariffs

The European Commission (EC) has responded to US President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs on EU aluminum and steel imports, which came into effect today, by announcing €26 billion (US$28.3 billion)...

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EU Commission carries out unannounced antitrust inspections on non-alcoholic drinks companies

The EU Commission (EC) is carrying out unannounced inspections at the premises of non-alcoholic drinks companies due to concerns that they may have “violated EU antitrust rules,” with misconduct...

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US justice department opens investigation into egg price fixing amid industry pressure

The US Department of Justice (DoJ) is investigating whether the country’s largest egg companies are colluding to keep prices high as the avian flu outbreak grips the US.

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UK bans livestock imports from Hungary and Slovakia after foot-and-mouth outbreak

The UK government has banned imports of some meat and dairy products from Hungary and Slovakia following a confirmed case of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD).

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EU’s Vision for Agri and Food: ING Research talks emission reduction targets and future farming

The European Commission recently released its Vision for Agriculture and Food, offering a new roadmap for the future of farming. The strategy received a lukewarm response from the industry, with...

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