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Leading research in other sectors such as chemistry and nanotechnology drive innovation in the food and drink sector, which employs close to 500,000 people.
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27 Jan 2012
Government hopes to drive food exports
Hundreds of companies in the UK’s food and drink industry could vastly improve their potential for exporting under a new Government scheme.
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20 Dec 2011 North East Firms Urged To Tap Into Export Growth In Thailand
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The bubble is not bursting for Cambridgeshire tea company The British are renowned for a traditional cup of ... More
Coca-Cola invests £50m in UK
Coca-Cola Enterprises has announced plans to invest £50 million at three of its ... More
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NOM Dairy
Austrian dairy producer NOM Dairy, has found a location for a new dairy with the help of UK Trade & ... More
Sweet spot: UK is international centre for chocolate R&D
The UK has become a world-leading hub for food and drink research, and a go-to centre for international companies undertaking chocolate R&D More
Disease breakthrough may boost global potato yield
Researchers in the UK have made a breakthrough that improves resistance to late blight, a devastating fungal disease of potatoes and tomatoes that costs the industry five to six billion pounds a year worldwide. More
Taking a bite: South African food and drink companies invest in the UK
The UK has become a leading location for South African companies wanting to tap into the global marketplace – including firms from the food and drink sector. More
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