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EDITORIAL Editor


Kiran Grewal kgrewal@kennedys.co.uk


Features Editor Suzanne Callander


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Production & Design Clare Disano


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ADVERTISING Sales


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ACCOUNTS accounts@bizmediauk.co.uk EDITOR’s LETTER


Get ready for the November edition of Kennedy’s Confection magazine, where we bring you the latest industry updates, exclusive interviews, and in-depth features.


Our Industry News section (Page 6) is your go-to spot for the freshest updates


in the confectionery world. From groundbreaking innovations to the latest trends, we’ve got it all. Our Industry Insight (Page 10) explores how Bühler’s ChocoX modular approach is transforming the game, enhancing end product variety, sustainability, and operational fl exibility. This feature is a must-read for anyone curious about the future of confectionery manufacturing.


Turn to Page 8 for our Big Interview with Fabio Campanile, Global Head of


Science & Technology for Taste & Wellbeing at Givaudan. Get ready for an insider’s look into the fascinating world where science meets the sweet tooth. Fabio shares his insights on the intricate dance of fl avours, tantalising our taste buds and sparking the imagination of confectionery enthusiasts.


Flip to Page 26 for an exclusive preview of the Food Ingredients Europe event.


It’s not just an expo; it’s a gathering of global food and beverage professionals sharing insights that will shape the future of the industry. Get ready to be in the know about the trends that will be shaking up the food ingredients space and innovating our products. The Kennedy’s team will be attending the show in Frankfurt this year, so if you haven’t already booked a press slot, please reach out if you’d like to meet!


The heart of our edition lies in our features. Fruit & Nut Ingredients (Page 14) SUBSCRIBE


Kennedy’s Confection magazine is available by subscription at the following rate for 12 issues: UK £99 • Europe £149


Rest of World £149 • Online £75 All enquiries to nic.wood@c-cms.com


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Kennedy’s Confection ISSN 1474-3841


Set up in 1890, Kennedy’s Confection is the longest– established magazine in the trade and is distributed exclusively worldwide to manufacturers of chocolate, sugar confectionery and bakery products.


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Part of the Datateam Media Group Media Director Colin Wilkinson


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Kiran Grewal, Editor kgrewal@kennedys.co.uk


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takes you on a journey exploring the everlasting appeal of this classic combination. Dive into the blend of fl avours and uncover the health benefi ts that keep them in high demand. On Page 20, Sorting & Inspection unveils the confectionery industry’s best-kept secret: machine learning. Discover how this transformative technology is not just dispelling myths but also driving innovative solutions for quality control and operational effi ciency.


So, grab your favourite treat, settle into a cosy spot, and get ready for a confectionery journey like no other. See you soon!


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