AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood-Tech Innovation: Pladis opened applications for its global accelerator, seeking start-ups to improve snack nutrition and sustainability while preserving taste. Corporate Moves: Kraft Heinz agreed to sell its North American coffee business for $650 million, retaining a 30% stake as it refocuses on core brands. Supply-Chain Risk: Cyberattacks targeting supermarket refrigeration and food suppliers across Europe have raised concerns about cold-chain security. Trade & Policy: A UK-EU food deal could ease export red tape, while South Africa is weighing further sugar import restrictions after imports jumped early this year. Manufacturing: Gulfood Manufacturing opened in Dubai, bringing together 2,500 exhibitors from 79 countries to showcase food production technology and innovation. Food Prices: US lawmakers pressed McDonald’s over whether AI-driven pricing recommendations could push prices higher or weaken competition. New Sales Channels: KTMB and Oriental Kopi launched a Malaysian coffee offering on ETS trains, targeting 20% of daily passengers.
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