LiberEat is thrilled to have Lucinda Bruce-Gardyne on our Board of Directors, offering her unique insights and experience to the team. Lucinda founded the trailblazing Free From brand Genius Foods and has a wealth of food safety experience, with over two decades in the industry. She’s also the Chair of the Board of Scotland Food […]
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LiberEat is delighted to announce that Papa Johns is adopting LiberEat’s allergen and error detection technology to bolster its existing allergen data processes. Using this second line of defence, Papa John’s is taking a proactive approach towards allergen safety, showing its dedication to protecting its customers. Philip Quinn, Papa Johns Senior Director of Quality Assurance
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Recent months have seen a major change to food safety in the United States of America, with Sesame being declared as the 9th major food allergen by the FDA. With food businesses operating in the country having to be more rigorous than ever with their allergen detection and declaration methods, it is a good time
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LiberEat AI-led Food Safety Technology gets backing from Innovate UK to further build on the world’s first commercial AI allergen and error detection platform Scotland-based LiberEat, a scale-up developing food safety technology solutions, has received £209K grant funding from Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency. LiberEat minimises risk for food safety professionals with a platform
LiberEat Receives £209K Innovate UK Grant for Food Safety Tech Read More »
In October 2021, new legislation known as ‘Natasha’s Law’ came into effect that changes how businesses must communicate potential food allergens in their products. As a food business, It is essential to be aware of the new legal requirements for food labelling to avoid risking the health of your customers and suffering from severe legal
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Sunsetting the LiberEat App to trailblaze food safety within food businesses. It’s with mixed emotions that we announce today our intention to sunset the LiberEat app, removing it from the app stores so that we can focus fully on food safety earlier in the chain with our unique technology offering. We want to thank each
Farewell to the LiberEat app, Hello to food safety! Read More »
In recent years there’s been much discussion about the ethical implications of using palm oil in products. However, many people know little about what palm oil is and why there’s so much controversy surrounding it. Today we’re going to shed some light on the matter and explain how to avoid palm oil in the future.
Is Palm Oil Vegan? A UK Guide to Avoiding Palm Oil Read More »
With Veganuary taking place over January 2022, bigger and better than ever before, we’ve been treated to a wide range of new meat-free and plant-based alternative foods. Some are instant classics, and here at LiberEat, we’ve made a list of some of the most exciting new vegan products for you to enjoy. Krispy Kreme Vegan
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Being vegan just got a whole lot easier thanks to a new collaborative partnership between The Vegan Society’s Vegan Trademark and LiberEat
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LiberEat has been named as one of the UK’s Top Ten Tech Scale-ups after winning the Tech Nation Rising Stars 3.0 competition
LiberEat – Tech Nation Rising Stars 3.0 Winner 2021 Read More »
