

Global Canned Fruit Hits The Wall As Growers Get Left Holding The Orchard
Canned fruit is having a very unromantic moment. In California, Del Monte’s bankruptcy and cannery closures have left peach growers stranded, with USDA approving up to US$9 million to help remove trees after around 74,000 tonnes of cling fruit were left unsold. Pacific Coast Producers has picked up some volume, but roughly 50,000 tonnes still lacks a buyer.
5 hours ago1 min read


Functional Beer Moves From Pub Culture To Recovery Culture
Heineken has just nudged beer into strange new territory: the gym bag. Its UK launch of Outd00r Brewing is a 0.0% alcohol-free lager range with electrolytes, vitamin C and magnesium, positioned as an “isotonic 0.0 lager” for the post-run, post-ride, post-padel, post-whatever crowd. In other words, beer is no longer just trying to be booze-free. This functional beer now wants to be useful.
5 days ago1 min read


Pink Blueberries Turn China’s Berry Glut Into A Bubblegum Beauty Contest
China’s blueberry market has gone weirdly two-speed. Ordinary blueberries are being pushed into bargain-bin territory, with some local prices reportedly as low as “10 yuan for two boxes”, while viral pink blueberries are being hyped at up to 400 yuan per jin, roughly US$120 per kilogram. That is not a fruit category, that's a social media costume change.
May 61 min read


Greenland - From Geopolitics to Crunchy Greens
Greenland is back in the headlines, not for geopolitics or melting ice, but for something far more practical: food. In the Arctic town of Sisimiut, population roughly 6,000, a local hydroponic farm is proving lettuce, not logistics, might be the real sovereignty issue. As imported produce arrives soggy, bruised, and eye-wateringly expensive, locally grown crunchy greens are quietly winning shelf space.
Feb 31 min read


What To Eat on GLP-1 & Why Avocado Keeps Showing Up
Clinical evidence helps point the way. A randomised 3×3 crossover study, published in a peer-reviewed journal and indexed on PubMed, shows that adding avocado to a mixed meal can improve post-meal blood glucose response and satiety, particularly in overweight adults. For GLP-1 users, those outcomes are not theoretical, they map directly onto daily challenges around energy dips, under-eating and nutritional adequacy.
Feb 21 min read


UK Kraut Market Moves From Gut Side Dish to Centre Plate
Fresh, live fermented foods are quietly breaking out of the health-food corner in the UK and sauerkraut is leading the charge. Once seen as a sour continental side dish, kraut is now being re-discovered as a flavour-forward, everyday food, buoyed by growing interest in gut health, fermentation literacy, and mounting consumer distrust of ultra-processed foods.
Feb 11 min read


Will Harris Farm Become Amazon's Whole Foods Australia?
Amazon doesn’t do “dabbling”. When it partners with a premium food retailer, history suggests it’s usually step one, not the end game. The new Amazon–Harris Farm Markets grocery tie-up in Sydney, Australia, looks tidy on the surface, same-day delivery, curated fresh food, Amazon Flex drivers, but beneath it sits a bigger question: is Harris Farm being quietly groomed as Amazon’s Whole Foods analogue for Australia?
Jan 301 min read


China’s Premium Food Moment Is Wide Open To Artisanal Products
“There’s never been a better time for ANZ artisanal food producers to enter the China market.” That’s the assessment from Iain Langridge, MD of In2AsiaExports, who has spent more than a decade helping premium international food and wine brands establish themselves across China’s fast-evolving and ever changing food landscape.
Jan 271 min read















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