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Bury St Edmunds
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Revealed: the dangerous chemicals in your food wrappers theguardian.com/environment/…
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Doors are officially open for #PUB22 and we are so excited to welcome you all today! We have plenty planned for you over the next few days – don’t forget to visit The Taproom and grab a craft beer from one of our amazing suppliers!
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British Pie Week Facts:
• The South of England consumes the most pork pies, making up more than a quarter of UK sales
• The North was a close second place, chomping into 24.9% of the UK’s pies
• 135 million pork pies were sold across the UK last year
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👩🍳 To celebrate #InternationalWomensDay2022 we're shining a light on 10 influential women in the industry right now.
Disclaimer - it was tough choosing just 10!
👇From award winners to pioneers & more. Find out who made the list.
bit.ly/IWD22-Top10
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🍝 There's a new plant-based pasta restaurant in London - not an egg in sight. This month saw the opening of Punk Pasta in Bloomsbury's vibrant Brunswick Centre.
👇 Find out more about the new opening.
bit.ly/PunkPastaResto
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👀 New for this year, we've compiled our 'One's To Watch for 2022' using insight from across the tfp team globally. The collection highlights some of the most interesting, innovative & influential people in food right now.
👇 Find out who's on the list.
bit.ly/OnesToWatch22
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Sustainability...hot topic even in the chilled juice world! Did you know our juices save significantly on wastage compared to TetraPak? Storage is reduced by up to 95% and is at ambient temperature until opened. This actively reduces electricity costs
#sustainability #juice
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📈 Each month, in partnership with @GSResearch, we publish our Future Food Tracker which demonstrates the relationship between future trend predictions and customer acceptance and readiness.
👇Take a look at the key takeouts from our December 2021 report.
bit.ly/future-food-dec21
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If you eat mostly plant-based, it’s important to keep your #iodine intake in check! 👀
Commonly, we get iodine from fish, eggs, dairy and iodised salt, but there are a few ways to get more of it from your #plantbased diet too! ⬇️
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Lots of foodies are making efforts to reduce their impact on the environment - whether by shopping locally more often or reducing plastic in their kitchens - but the act of rewilding farms deserves more time in the spotlight. Find out more about rewilding farmland, and why it ...
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Most wine drinkers in the UK don't know these 5 simple DOs and DON'Ts.... How many of them do you know?
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The next @GSResearch survey on the future of food and drink is live! This time we want to know about your eating out behaviour.
Click the link below to take the survey👉 bit.ly/2HFhhhm
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The next @GSResearch survey on the future of food and drink is live!
Click the link below to let us know about your food and eating out behaviour 👉 bit.ly/2HFhhhm
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Want to know what food trends consumers are trying and what ones they are most interested in to better tailor your offering?
We've partnered with @GSResearch and @thefoodpeople to bring you the latest insights. Have a read of the results here 👉bit.ly/2ZL69G9
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WEEKLY SCREEN REPORT
Your screentime was up 78% last week, for an average of 26 hours a day.
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Head over to the Vision Stage to see Charles Banks from @thefoodpeople and Kelly Dowson from @GSResearch talking about their 5 key food trends for 2020 and beyond! #talks #food #trends #Sustainability
