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Meet the 35+ Pioneers Driving the Next Wave of Food Innovation in London Next Month
Next month, Future Food-Tech London brings together the breakthrough innovators who are leading the next generation of food-tech. 
Explore July's latest deals, partnerships, innovations, and strategic initiatives that are shaping the future of food
As food-tech continues to advance at speed, innovators around the globe are reshaping the way we grow, make, and experience food. Here’s a snapshot of some of the most compelling developments making headlines this month:
Regulating the Future of Food
How New Policies Are Shaping Industry Growth, Innovation Funding, and the Scale-Up of Biotechnology
Explore June’s latest deals, partnerships, innovations, and strategic initiatives that are shaping the future of food
With the food-tech landscape evolving rapidly, trailblazers worldwide are transforming how we produce, process, and enjoy our food. Here’s a quick round-up of some of the most exciting updates making waves this month:
Start-Up Success: BlakBear
A past exhibitor at Future Food-Tech London, BlakBear is tackling food waste and quality assurance head-on with smart, scalable technology built for the future of the food supply chain.

Food Navigator News

  • Just weeks into his role, Nestlé CEO Philipp Navratil has announced a major cost-cutting plan, slashing 16,000 jobs to revive growth and restore investor confidence. Amid falling sales and share prices, Navratil is betting on innovation and tighter execution to steer the food giant back on course. Can he deliver?
  • This article explores the booming longevity trend and the rise of NAD⁺ as a key player in anti-ageing nutrition. It highlights how NAD⁺ levels decline with age, but can be supported through diet, especially via functional foods and beverages rich in vitamin B3 precursors. With the NAD⁺ market projected to quadruple by 2033, the piece examines both the opportunities and formulation challenges for food and drink brands looking to tap into this fast-growing space.
  • Mondelēz International is testing paper-based tubs for Cadbury Heroes in partnership with DS Smith, aiming to cut virgin plastic use. The tubs feature recyclable labeling and invite consumer feedback via QR code, marking a step in the brand’s sustainable packaging journey.
  • Cocoa is a key issue in the upcoming Côte d’Ivoire elections. As the world's largest cocoa producer, its politics could have a significant effect on cocoa worldwide. Furthermore, the harvest is in full swing and this has the potential to impact the sector.