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William White Meats has partnered with QuornPro to launch a four-product range that replaces a portion of beef with Quorn’s fermentation-derived mycoprotein, with listings now live through Brakes.

Meatless Farm has broadened its relationship with foodservice distributor Bidfood to extend its products beyond the previously announced Butlins nomination, making its full range available to Bidfood’s wider network of UK foodservice operators.

ELF has entered the hair care category with a six-piece “prestige-quality” portfolio. The move aims to bring luxury-standard products into everyday beauty rotations with their accessible price points.

The expansive offshoot effects of GLP-1 use are being felt in the hair removal market. Weight and skin changes are causing GLP-1 users to become more aware of — and preoccupied with — body hair, consequently seeking solutions such as laser hair removal. 

New modelling commissioned by ProVeg International finds that shifting EU public food procurement to 85% plant-based menus could generate €11.61 billion in annual savings and avoided costs when environmental and health impacts are factored in.

The EVERY Company has agreed a manufacturing expansion with Bulgarian pharmaceutical group Huvepharma that will quadruple production capacity for OvoPro, its precision-fermented ovalbumin protein, following a period of sharp commercial growth.

L’Oréal has launched its third #JoinTheRefillMovement campaign to promote refillable packaging alternatives in the personal care sector, bringing together four divisions. 

French plant-based seafood brand Ocean Kiss has introduced its Steak de la mer, a heat-and-serve alternative made from pea protein, algae, and plant oils, designed to replicate the flavour profile of fish in a patty format.

Pancreatic cancer remains one of the most lethal malignancies, notorious for its late detection, rapid progression, and stubborn resistance to many therapeutic strategies clinicians have tried. Despite decades of effort, standard treatments have delivered only incremental gains, and the disease is projected to become the second leading cause of cancer‑related death within this decade. Now, researchers at the University of Cologne’s Center for Molecular Medicine Cologne (CMMC) have uncovered a surprising vulnerability in KRAS‑mutant pancreatic tumors—one that primes them for a potent form of programmed cell death.