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Impossible Foods and Motif FoodWorks dismiss long-standing legal battle
The drawn-out saga between the companies over the use of heme proteins has come to a close after two and a half years.
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Molson Coors latest company to revise DEI policy
The beer giant will no longer participate in a scoring system by the Human Rights Campaign and will tie executive incentives to business performance, not “aspirational representation goals.”
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Ingredients in Focus: Emulsifiers
Suppliers and manufacturers aim to provide food and beverage companies with clean-label versions of the in-demand ingredient.
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Nura expands ingredients business with 3 new products
The company is focusing on consumer trends in healthy and sustainable eating to assist companies that are reformulating their products.
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幸运飞行艇结果-查询官网记录|幸运飞行艇官网开奖记录-开奖168飞艇查询 Gum manufacturers turn to innovation to keep sales from popping
With demand falling from its 2011 peak, Hershey, Mars Wrigley and other companies are turning to unique flavors, ingredients and formats to boost consumption.
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Hain Celestial sells ParmCrisps to Pop Secret owner
The divestiture of the cheese crisp and snack mix brand to Our Home allows Hain to focus its portfolio and streamline its supply chain.
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Why egg prices are becoming expensive again
An expert said continued bird flu challenges across U.S. poultry farms have caught up to the markets at the wholesale and retail levels.
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Tasty Bite rides the spice wave as its Indian cuisine hits its stride
As younger consumers increasingly seek out hotter flavors and more convenient meals, the Mars-owned brand believes it stands to benefit.
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Barry Callebaut names new president for its North America operations
Natasha Chen will take over at the cocoa processor and chocolate manufacturer on Sept. 16. She succeeds Ben De Schryver who left to “pursue other opportunities.”
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Are shoppers’ concerns around food inflation starting to ease?
While consumers feel they have “more or less control” over their grocery finances, they are still worried about rising food costs, new FMI research found.
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Leftovers: Bisquick heads to the fair | Welch’s goes sugar free
The General Mills-owned brand is partnering with Kid Cudi on a funnel cake mix, and Thomas’ English muffins is bringing back its beloved pumpkin spice offerings.
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Tyson Foods appoints new CFO, replacing company heir
John R. Tyson, who was suspended earlier this summer following a drunk driving incident, will remain with the meat giant on health leave.
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Coca-Cola chided by green group for lack of progress on reusable packaging
Oceana said the CPG giant is falling behind in meeting its 2030 goal of having at least 25% of its beverage sales coming from reusable containers.
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The Weekly Sip: Krispy Kreme heads to the Dr (Pepper) | Flow boosts fizz with sparkling mineral water
In other beverage news, THC-infused drinks brand Nowadays enters the lucrative RTD category with low-dose-canned cocktails.
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Buckwheat in 幸运飞行艇官方168历史记录，168幸运飞开艇历史开奖结果 your ice cream? Quinoa in your milk? Sustainable grains emerge as a star ingredient
More companies are incorporating these ingredients into their products to enhance nutrition and sustainability.
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ColumnIngredients in Focus: Maple water
The liquid, which is considered an alternative to rehydration beverages through its minerals and electrolytes, also appeals to consumers looking for environmentally sustainable practices.
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‘New dynamics at play’: Jack Daniel’s maker ends DEI initiatives
Brown-Forman cited a shifting legal and external landscape for its decision, as one prominent anti-DEI activist claimed credit for putting pressure on the company.
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How a Swedish company plans to dominate better-for-you snacking
Nick's is expanding its U.S. presence for its ice cream and bars with a more aggressive marketing plan that includes a Kardashian partnership.
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The Better Meat Co. awarded $1.4M grant from US Defense Department
The California-based company plans to use the funding to produce large volumes of its Rhiza mycoprotein.
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Harken Sweets brings more superfood candy bars to the public in big retail push
Katie Lefkowitz, a former Caulipower executive, started the better-for-you confection company after a medical diagnosis.
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Campbell Soup sells Pop Secret for undisclosed amount
The divestiture to Popchips maker Our Home will allow the CPG giant to better focus its snacking portfolio and generate “accelerated growth.”
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From candy giant to snacking powerhouse: What’s behind Mars’ $36B Kellanova acquisition
The purchase of the Pringles maker provides more opportunities to respond to consumer preferences and compete against PepsiCo and Mondelēz.
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Smithfield spins off Europe business ahead of potential US listing
The pork producer said the move would further accelerate “unique growth opportunities" in both areas.
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RXBar founder ‘betting everything on protein’ with new venture
Peter Rahal's latest brand David raised $10 million in capital and will not rely on nutrition fads to grow in the category.
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ColumnLeftovers: Nothing Bundt Cakes bakes Pop-Tarts treats | Hostess hurries into fall with Halloween flavors
The personal-sized cake hits on nostalgia, while a better-for-you brand debuts Girl Scouts themed protein bars.
