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Plan would cut revenue by £13m a year as TfL faces widening operating deficit
Multinationals gradually catch on to changing tastes as consumers shun salt and MSG
Plant-based burgers struggle to match the sensory pleasures of the original
Obesity poised to overtake smoking as leading risk factor, warn researchers
IFS study reinforces calls for extension of restrictions up to 9pm watershed
Consumer thirst for low-sugar drinks boosts sales of brands such as Pepsi Max
Sugar and calories to be cut in milky drinks, including syrupy lattes
Paul Farmer of Mind, Ebola fears, food as medicine
Report due on whether food companies are sticking to curbs on sugar
Camilla Cavendish, the initiator of the UK’s tax on sugar, says it’s time to start treating it like nicotine
Swiss confectioner Barry Callebaut says emerging markets are lifting volumes
Food bosses are fretting about appetite for levies on ingredients
In our desperation to be healthy, we are swayed by the latest fads and crazes
The drinks company’s latest attempt to engage with ‘woke’ culture is an exercise in how not to engage us
Levy on producers designed to counter rising cost of obesity-related illnesses
To inform an upcoming series, the FT is interested in your habits and experiences with sleep
The earthy, bitter-tasting drink is the latest trendy food, following in the footsteps of kale, chia seeds and goji berries
If voluntary cuts in food calories fail, compulsion should follow
UK government body extends its campaign against childhood obesity
But FSA says poultry processor has improved its procedures
Big groups eye upstart brand that has taken a large scoop of the market
A national campaign has set aggressive targets for the reduction of stunting and anaemia
As families shun natural foods, teachers and doctors see an impact on education and health
Italian group moves hard into sugary snacks as other big rivals retreat
