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Our strategy is to deliver top-line growth and margin expansion in Food & Beverage Solutions. This excerpt from our 2022 Annual Report outlines how we do this by delivering our strategic growth framework which, in turn, unlocks customer growth.

In our 2022 Annual Report, we consider the ways in which the food and beverage market is constantly evolving, shaped by the world around us. From a source of nutrition to a foundation for healthy living, pleasure and celebration, food means different…

We’re stepping up our investment in R&D, innovation and solutions development to become our customers’ growth partner. From our 2022 Annual Report, below we outline how and why innovation is a key enabler of our growth strategy.

Our new CFO, Dawn Allen, joined us in May 2022. Here, from our Annual Report 2022, she talks about the year, along with her first impressions and thoughts for the year ahead.

In the below excerpt from our 2022 Annual Report, our CEO Nick Hampton reviews the past financial year. This has been a landmark year as we repositioned Tate & Lyle as a growth-focused speciality food and beverage solutions business. …

Another demanding year brought out the best in our people, who succeeded in delivering a major transformation of the business while also delivering a strong financial performance. In our 2022 Annual Report, Chair Gerry Murphy shares his thoughts on…

Learn how our people continued to run our plants safely and efficiently, and keep our customers served in this excerpt from our Annual Report 2022. Covid-19 continued to challenge us this year, requiring huge efforts from our people to…

Tate & Lyle has always been a place for explorers and experimenters, and we want everyone to ‘find their innovator and disruptor within’. This means having the courage to experiment, share ideas openly, and respond quickly. Read more about how we are…

The human body is host to over 100 million microbes – the bacteria, fungi, protozoa and viruses that live on and in our bodies. In fact, it is estimated that the total amount of microbes in the human body can weigh as much as 2kg! These microbes are…