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All the latest (plus our archive) covering industry developments and updates from us.

Scotland cracks down on single-use plastics
What does Scotland’s single-use plastics ban mean for your food business?
Scotland’s move to a circular economy will be a step closer from 1st June 2022 when a ban on single-use plastics will be introduced. A reduction in single-use packaging is backed by almost 80% of Scottish consumers, who are concerned about the volume of plastic packaging. (Zero Waste Scotland). What do these new regulations on single-use plastics mean for your foodservice or catering business? Time is running out if you need to prepare, so read on to find out more.

Counting the Calories
The New Calorie Labelling Regulations Explained
In three months it will become law for large out of home food and drink businesses to display calorie information on their products, in this blog post we break down the who’s, what’s, why's, where's and when’s, along with - perhaps most importantly - the how’s.

How To: Add Calorie Information to Food Labels & Ticketing
Creating calorie labelling in LabelLogic Live
Five-step guide for adding calorie information to your food and drink products in compliance with the Out of Home Calorie Labeling Regulations.

Over a Quarter of Businesses Were Unprepared for Natasha’s Law
+ Use of Natasha’s Law Compliant Food Labels Doubles After October Deadline
We saw a 31% uptake in subscribers to our Natasha’s Law compliant labelling app in the three months after the legislation came into force. During the first month alone, food businesses across the UK used the app to lawfully label 10 million grab and go items, doubling the previous month’s pre-deadline total of 5 million.

New look PAL, your customers’ new best friend?
Precautionary Allergen Labelling Consultation
From Natasha’s Law to PALs, allergen labelling can be confusing, so read on to discover where food service stands with the current guidance and food safety law and what the ‘may contain’ consultation means for your food business.