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Joshua Poole

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Amsterdam, Arnhem, Netherlands
As seen in: Packaging Insights, EIN News, Food Ingredients First, Pet News 2Day, Nutrition Insight, Africa Focus News, Personal Care Insights
Covers:  Sustainable food systems, animal welfare, alternative protein innovation, packaging, waste management, circular economy.

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Joshua Poole is the editorial team leader at CNS Media. Writing across a wide range of topics, he takes a special interest in sustainable food systems, animal welfare and alternative protein innovation. Joshua holds an MA in Publishing from University College London, UK, and BA in English Literature from University of Exeter, UK. He previously worked for global academic publishers Wiley and Springer Nature.

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Tate & Lyle board backs Ingredion’s £2.7B cash offer to create specialty ingredients powerhouse

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By Joshua Poole 
| Food Ingredients First
Tate & Lyle’s board has unanimously recommended Ingredion’s cash offer for the UK-headquartered specialty ingredients business, valuing its share capital at approximately £2.7 billion (US$3.6 billion). The proposed transaction implies an enterprise value of approximately £3.7 billion (US$5 billion) and would create a scaled global ingredient solutions provider spanning texture, sugar reduction, mouthfeel, sweetening, and fortification.
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Tetra Pak accelerates food system resilience with GHG reductions across value chain

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By Joshua Poole 
| Food Ingredients First
Tetra Pak has unveiled its 27th Sustainability Report, highlighting significant strides in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across its operations and global value chain, while reinforcing food system resilience. In 2025, the company achieved a 34% reduction in GHG emissions across its value chain compared to 2019, representing nearly a 12-percentage point improvement over 2024.
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HowGood–Sweep partnership brings product-level emissions data into sustainability reporting

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By Joshua Poole 
| Food Ingredients First
Food and agriculture companies can now gain unprecedented access to product-level carbon data through a strengthened partnership between HowGood and Sweep. The collaboration allows companies to bring ingredient- and product-level emissions data directly into enterprise sustainability platforms, transforming the way organizations measure, manage, and report on environmental impact.
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