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Beverages with health and wellness claims are everywhere today. So, what is driving this wellness-driven functional beverages market?

The jaguar is a renowned and powerful predator and also key for reconnecting important forest landscapes threatened by forest loss and degradation in Mexico, where a new WWF project supported by SIG is working with local communities to conserve and restore priority forest patches.

What are the most exciting segments within the shelf-stable market, what hurdles do manufacturers need to overcome, and what’s next for both industry and consumer?

Whether you are just starting out on your climate and health journey, or looking for ways to accelerate existing action, this toolkit offers practical guidance, inspiration and case studies.

As we continue to integrate AI into our workflows, we remain focused on nurturing the human skills that set us apart.

Drinking yogurt is a global phenomenon today but it was first launched in China. Let’s talk to the SIG expert to hear all about this journey, from the past to the future

As COP16 nears its end, it should signal the start of European businesses reimagining their relationship with nature, both for environmental and financial value.

In part three of The staying power of shelf-stable food, we discuss how shelf-stable foods can help both consumers and manufacturers with their sustainability goals.

Fostering a positive culture is more crucial than ever in today’s competitive business landscape. One of the most impactful strategies to achieve this is through robust recognition programs and by instilling a culture of recognition through our leaders. These programs not only acknowledge and reward employees for their contributions but also reinforce the values and behaviors that align with a company’s mission and goals.

Innovation in drinking yogurt extends to the packaging it comes in. Explore the key drivers that make packaging so important.

In part two of The staying power of shelf-stable food, we dig into the top-performing segments within the aseptic food market.