Report: Last year played a pivotal role in growing plant-based food sales
The success of plant-based meat companies Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods spurred other companies to launch their own plant-based burgers in 2019.
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The success of plant-based meat companies Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods spurred other companies to launch their own plant-based burgers in 2019.
Companies are talking about the steps they've taken to keep plant-based food production safe for employees.
From better brain function to decreased inflammation, strawberry consumption can have a positive impact on health in several ways, according to the findings of six recent studies.
For food brands and companies, now is not the time to cut blogger and influencer engagement. Instead, take this opportunity to leverage influencer relationships and feed content-hungry consumers what they are craving.
Readers were interested in stories about a product rebrand from Quaker Oats and a cashierless Walmart store.
From the diversification of keto-friendly products to the rise of “gummification,” here are some key trends to monitor in the food and beverage space.
As consumers start to eat out again, how do you drive them to your operation?
How are CPG manufacturers, bakeries and other foodservice industry professionals keeping up with consumers’ interest in baking at home?
The bulk of the Top 10 covered equal parts CPG news and food retail news, with non-pandemic-related news taking the top spot.
Using familiar ingredients, rather than processed meat alternatives, can help restaurants appeal to vegans, meat-eaters and everyone in between, researchers and chefs said during The Culinary Institute of America’s Global Plant-Forward Culinary Summit.
Food delivery services play a vital role during the pandemic but delivery fees are still an issue for restaurant operators.
McDonald's operators hope to keep the pared-down menu after the pandemic.
Brands that are able to tap into a desire for exploration in ways that satisfy American food values and feel like authentic cultural sharing can reap the rewards.
How are consumers enjoying mocktails and other alcohol-free beverages while many bars and restaurants are closed?
New developments related to the pandemic, as well as a look at the industry post-pandemic were widely read this week.
For legacy CPG brands looking to compete with rising private label brands, the playbook for success has everything to do with digital, and centers around three necessary points of connection.
How are restaurants, CPG suppliers and grocers changing their marketing messages in the time of coronavirus?
Readers opted for a mix of pandemic stories and new product news this week
Experts from Acosta share insights into what shoppers are buying, how their habits are changing and how to prepare for what’s next.
As social distancing continues to be the norm in most parts of the country, many are turning to comfort foods like pizza and burgers.
The rumblings of sustainability-minded, organic consumers are also being met from the industry side with a push toward disruptive agriculture and exploration of becoming "carbon positive."
Whether it’s wanting healthier versions of classic dishes and snack foods or searching for grocery items that cater to particular dietary needs, the quest for a healthier lifestyle is pervading the food industry in full force.
Transparency and traceability are tools brands and retailers can use to clear up misunderstandings about animal welfare, antibiotic use and other aspects of meat production.
Consumers are looking for quality and consistency at the meat case, and 25% of shoppers prefer manufacturer brands when buying fresh meat.
Shifts in consumer shopping behavior brought on by the coronavirus pandemic are creating what could be lasting changes in CPG and food retail.
Grocery shopping during and after the pandemic proved a popular topic with readers.
Shoppers are looking for snacks and beverages with ingredients that promote health and wellness, especially during the coronavirus pandemic.
With dining rooms temporarily shut down by the coronavirus pandemic, many restaurants are putting more thought into the food they offer for off-premises dining.
SmartBrief’s food and beverage readers were drawn in by stories of how the industry is reacting and adjusting to the new normal.
US grocery shoppers are highly concerned about the coronavirus pandemic.
The popularity of plant-based foods was on the rise before the pandemic, and many in the industry see potential for further growth.
During this time of need, it’s only becoming more crucial to consider not just patients’ wants in terms of food and beverage offerings, but also re-assess what health care operators need from suppliers in order to weather this storm.
Coronavirus-related food world stories grabbed readers' attention this week.
Loved or liked by nearly 85% of consumers, burgers are a staple, but that doesn’t mean they’re static
Between the rise of challenger categories and private label pursuers, how can we continue to unlock growth potential in the complicated and fast-changing food business?
Fallout from the coronavirus pandemic dominated food and beverage news this week.
Single-unit restaurants are a vital component of the foodservice landscape.
What solutions are CPG manufacturers turning to for reducing, reusing and recycling food and beverage packaging?
Coronavirus-related stories dominated the most-read list this week, including a forecast for a surge in frozen food sales.
Off-premise foodservice is on the rise, and labels can make grab-and-go meals even more convenient by offering customers nutrition and ingredient info up front.
US grocers and mass retailers struggled to keep shelves stocked and customers assured as the number of coronavirus cases continued to rise.
As the coronavirus epidemic continues to spread, restaurants are taking extra precautions to protect their staff and customers.