Innovation, inflation and industrial electricity

Innovation, inflation and industrial electricity

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Leadership takes many forms in manufacturing, from innovation to resilience in the face of industry pressure.

Today's digital briefing highlights how leaders across the sector are steering through challenges and opportunities.

First, innovation: we speak with Natalie Watson of The Vita Group on driving sustainability transformation and embedding greener strategies ahead of 2030 targets.

Next, inflation: with food and drink prices up 37% in five years, we look at the The Food and Drink Federation’s latest forecast and what it means for the sector.

Finally, industrial electricity: UK Steel reveals why Britain’s producers still face higher costs than European rivals and the impact on competitiveness.

Find these articles and more below.

Happy reading! 📖

Molly Cooper, Features Editor, The Manufacturer

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Following several months of high inflation rates, the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has upgraded its food and non-alcoholic drink inflation forecast. 

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The Vita Group: accelerating sustainability and innovation in a time of uncertainty

Sustainability has become a top priority for manufacturers. With 2030 targets fast approaching, many are under pressure to sharpen their net-zero commitments and launch greener projects.

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Steel sector outlines plan to make UK industrial electricity more competitive

UK Steel has revealed in a new report that Britain’s steelmakers still face significantly higher industrial electricity costs than their European competitors despite government moves to tackle the problem.

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