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Meet Tate & Lyle at Gulfood Manufacturing 2026

28 October 2026
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Join Tate & Lyle in Dubai from 3–5 November to connect with our team and discuss the opportunities shaping the future of food and beverage. We’ll be hosting customer meetings in Hall 8 and joining the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention for a fireside discussion on turning health ambitions into...

What does "Innovate Today. Nourish Tomorrow" actually look like in practice?

16 October 2026
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This World Food Day, the Food and Agriculture Organisation's (FAO) theme ‘ Innovate Today. Nourish Tomorrow’ , encourages us to think about how today's innovations can help create a healthier future.

Fibre's New Frontier: What the Gut-Brain Connection Means for Cognitive Health, Mood and Sleep

08 October 2026
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Emerging research suggests that fibre's impact extends far beyond the digestive system. Scientists are increasingly uncovering connections between dietary fibre, the gut microbiome, and aspects of health that include immunity 5, metabolic function 6, mood 7, sleep 8, and cognitive performance 9...

Tate & Lyle and BioHarvest reach key milestone in next-generation sweetener development programme

08 October 2026
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Progress demonstrates that BioHarvest’s Botanical Synthesis™ platform is capable of producing the targeted next-generation sweetening solution.

Formulating for the GLP-1 journey: Sensory research reveals a need for targeted products

15 September 2026
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By Luisa Brady, Sensory Scientist As we know, GLP-1 medications change the way people eat. Until recently, though, most of the conversation in the food and beverage industry has been around appetite suppression and achieving optimal nutritional density from reduced caloric intake. But from a sensory...
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