The Musk problem: Why are businesses leaving X?
Since Elon Musk’s takeover of X – née Twitter – in October 2022, the platform has repeatedly found itself at…
All articles by Eve Thomas
Eve Thomas
Eve Thomas is a reporter writing across a variety of sectors with a specific focus on thematic intelligence. She has a BA in English Literature from the University of Sheffield and an MSt in English from Oxford University.
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Tea prices are boiling over. Why?
Like many farmers, tea producers are grappling with two dynamic hurdles: a changing climate and evolving international tensions. Nagesh Manepalli,…
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Why weather “far more important” than sport for beer sector in Europe this summer
Reports of rising volumes at the world's largest brewers in the first quarter of 2024 have offered hope that the…
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In data: “Bumpy ride” for cybersecurity as AI poses new threats
AI-led attacks mean that the cybersecurity sector is in for “a bumpy ride for the next two to three years”,…
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Will genetic breeding be hoppy ending beer brands are looking for?
Genetic breeding could offer a solution to a significant threat to hops: a rapidly changing climate with longer, hotter summers,…
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Chemical ‘fingerprinting’ could change gin flavours as we know them
The potential to ‘fingerprint’ gin using nuclear magnetic resonance, or NMR, spectroscopy could transform the industry’s understanding of the chemical…
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Signal: Coca-Cola Europacific Partners invests in research to turn carbon emissions into plastic
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) has invested in a project to convert carbon emissions into ethylene, a key component in plastic. Researchers at…
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Signal: Coca-Cola HBC Austria capex supports ESG plans
Coca-Cola HBC has invested €12m ($12.6m) in a returnable glass bottling line at a plant in Austria as part of…
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“We strongly believe that this is the new normal” – Anora Group on the future of regenerative farming in spirits
Anora is a Nordic wine and spirits brand house, headquartered in Helsinki, Finland. With partners worldwide and around 1,200 employees…