AB Food Nutrition

20/02/2026

An inspiring day spent with fellow winners at ICC Birmingham. Proud to be in business beyond the 2 year fail stat and proud to be one of the 80% female SBS winners. Resilience was the theme - which I have had to own in spades since starting up AB Food Nutrition in 2015.

20/02/2026

06/03/2025

🎉🥳 Today marks a decade of perseverance, hard work and the existence of AB Food Nutrition! 🌟🔟

Ten years ago, I took a leap of faith by choosing to leave a well-paid, full-time job in order to follow my heart and create my own freelance nutrition business. It hasn't always been easy, but I have never looked back. 🙌

From the 5am starts, to endless cups of tea, and yes, even a few tears shed along the way, I am so proud to have grown my business and to be celebrating this milestone today. 🍾

Thank you to my amazing clients for your trust and support. You've allowed me to share my knowledge and passion and help you on your journey producing fantastic products with compliant labels. 🌱🛒

To my husband, your belief in me has been my driving force. You've seen me through the highs and lows and I'm forever grateful for your encouragement. 🥰

🍀📆 Here's to the next ten years of improving food and nutrition labelling - one pack at a time! 🎂💪

19/12/2024

Another year completed as secretary for the IFST Nutrition and food science special interest group. In the spirit of celebrating IFST's 60th jubilee, we organised two really interesting webinars looking at 60 years of the staple foods milk and bread. We also launched our Food science and nutrition toolkit resource. Looking forward to being part of the SIG for 2025! 🎄

11/11/2024

We currently have some capacity to offer our flexible and affordable food labelling and nutrition analysis services. https://wp.me/P5IeED-10 -time

Manufacturing The UK’s transition period for departing from the EU ended on 31 December 2020. Nutrition labelling in the UK continues to be regulated by assimilated regulation EU No. 1169/2011 on …

24/10/2024

Key points from the House of Lords Food, Diet and Obesity Committee report for industry:
🍽️ make large food businesses report on the healthiness of their sales and exclude businesses that derive more than a defined share of sales from less healthy products from any discussions on the formation of policy on food, diet and obesity prevention.

🍽️ introduce a salt and sugar reformulation tax on food manufacturers, building on the success of the Soft Drinks Industry Levy. The Government should consider how to use the revenue to make healthier food cheaper, particularly for people living with food insecurity.

🍽️ ban the advertising of less healthy food across all media by the end of this Parliament, following the planned 9pm watershed and ban on paid-for online advertising in October 2025.

The report also highlights that further mandatory regulation is now needed for HFSS foods to ensure sales of less healthy foods are reduced and to make healthier, largely unprocessed and minimally processed foods affordable and accessible for all.

To help inform the public and incentivise reformulation, mandatory nutrition labelling clearly identifying healthier and less healthy products should be introduced (including the out-of-home sector). This could be based on the draft 2018 Nutrient Profiling Model (NPM). Nutrition and health claims should be banned from HFSS food and drink.

Strong new rules on the composition and marketing of commercial infant and toddler foods.

🔗 full report:
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld5901/ldselect/ldmfdo/19/19.pdf
🔗 2018 NPM:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5ab138abed915d4f2d096fd0/Annex_C_basis_of_the_nutrient_food_component_and_scoring_for_the_draft_2018_NPM.pdf

08/10/2024

AB Food Nutrition's October 2024 blog 🍎 - https://mailchi.mp/bbdf48e92e2c/ab-food-nutritions-latest-blog-6097363