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Germany, Spain, Italy, Finland and The Netherlands. The line-up of UK producers include: The American Muffin Company, Mrs Crimble’s, Udi’s Gluten Free, Rude Health, Nairn’s Oatcakes, Natural Balance Foods, Delicious Alchemy, BFree, Big Oz, Green’s Beers, Glebe Farm Foods, Moo Free Chocolates, Mister Free’d and The Primal Pantry. The show is this year extending


into functional foods, and has its own dedicated platform - Functional Food Expo. Functional foods are for consumers looking for additional benefits in their food and drink - such as proteins, nutritional supplements, vitamins and sports nutrition. The market is growing fast - and functional foods are beginning to emerge on mainstream retail shelves. Lactose free is also a growing sector - and there will be a dedicated Lactose Free Theatre at the show - sponsored by global company DSM Food Specialties. There is a conference within the


show - and among the speakers and experts will be David Jago, from Mintel; Hamish Renton, of Hamish Renton Associates; Abigail Stevens, from The Vegan Society; Kathryn Miller, of Coeliac UK; Jose Roseboom, from DSM Specialties; Joel Warady, from Enjoy Life Foods and Anette Almi, Export Manager at Leader Foods Oy. The show will also host the


European Food Blogger Convention 2016 - a networking and know-how event for food and drink bloggers, featuring 25 key speakers. Ronald Holman, Exhibition


Director, said: “There are so many reasons why businesses are choosing to exhibit at Free From/Functional Food Expo 2016. The market for free from food and drink - and functional food - continues to grow at a rapid rate, and retail buyers are looking to source more products and ingredients than ever before to meet this growing demand. This is a dedicated arena for producers and suppliers - and a fantastic opportunity for them to put their brands in front of the right people. We also have more than 40


international speakers in our conference theatre, offering their insight and expertise on a diverse range of topics. Add to that an incredible line up of exhibitors - 40% up from last year - it just goes to show how much this exciting category has to offer, and why Free From/Functional Food Expo 2016 is a must-visit.” l


Pre-registration, for a free entry badge, is now open www.freefoodfoodexpo.com and functionalfoodexpo.com www.efbconvention.com @FreeFromFood16


AT A GLANCE NEW PRODUCTS


MOO FREE CHOCOLATES - RELAUNCH CHOCOLATE DROPS


Moo Free Chocolates will be re-launching their Chocolate Drops at the Free From Food Expo 2016. Like all Moo Free Chocolates, they are dairy free, gluten free, organic and vegan. Available for retail. www.moofreechocolates.com


NAIRN’S - NEW SUPER SEEDED GLUTEN FREE CRACKERS


Oaty food makers Nairn’s will be showcasing their new Super Seeded Gluten Free Crackers. All products are made in a gluten free bakery and are tested using the Coeliac UK approved system, Elisa Standard. Available for retail. www.nairns-oatcakes.com


GREEN’S BEERS - NATURALLY GLUTEN FREE BEERS


Green’s Beers are the first producers of exclusively gluten and wheat free craft beers in Europe. They shall be showcasing their range of naturally gluten free beers, including the India Pale Ale. All are made from naturally gluten free grains. www.glutenfreebeers.co.uk


MISTER FREE’D - NEW GLUTEN FREE MINI BITES


Gluten Free bakers Mister Free’d are launching a new mini bite version of their crackers. The Mister Free’d Mini Bites are available in three flavours, packed with super foods: Chia and Sesame Seed; Cheddar and Pumpkin Seed; Tomato and Oregano. www.misterfreed.co.uk


MRS CRIMBLE’S - NEW GLUTEN FREE AUTHENTICALLY FRENCH MADELEINES


Introducing the first two products from the Mrs Crimble’s Authentically French range - Gluten Free Classic Madeleines and Gluten Free Chocolate Madeleines with a rich chocolate filling. www.mrscrimbles.com


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