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CPG companies restricting business travel due to coronavirus was this week's most-read story across food and beverage briefs.
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CPG companies restricting business travel due to coronavirus was this week's most-read story across food and beverage briefs.
From small bites of sweets to refrigerated, grab-and-go meats and cheeses to new takes on classic chips, consumers are clamoring for a wide variety of snacking options.
Chefs no longer stop at sweet when developing desserts. For its new Zoe’s Crush cookie, Sweet Street incorporated miso and other umami-boosters for a complex treat.
Plant-based meat makers must decide whether it makes sense to launch first in foodservice or retail channels.
Tyson Fresh Meats partnered with the Progressive Beef program to raise the standards of beef production across the industry and give consumers the ability to learn the beef cattle production sustainability and animal welfare story.
As more consumers look to brands and businesses to make sustainable and environmentally friendly choices, restaurants are taking several steps to move with the changing tide.
A sneak peek at Amazon's new grocery concept that will open in Los Angeles this year topped this week's most-read list.
Rising demand for convenient meals is feeding the popularity of sous vide among restaurant operators and home cooks.
As c-stores have looked to reinvent themselves, they’ve emerged as competitive players in foodservice.
SmartBrief readers were drawn in by candy news, Kind’s entry into new food categories and Clorox’s sustainable rebrand.
While the plant-based revolution is widely credited with disrupting both dairy and animal-protein categories, rarely do we see discussion of why consumers have such an affinity for all things marketed as “plant-based” today.
Executives from General Mills and Land O’Lakes Truterra share what their companies are doing to build robust, sustainable and profitable agricultural supply chains.
The top 100 global candy companies and Unilver's plans to deliver ice cream via drone drew in readers this week.
The Food Group created the initiative to level the playing field for women in foodservice.
The winners of this year’s leadership awards at the FMI Midwinter Executive Conference shared insights into being a strong leader and putting the customer first.
Beer brewers and their trade groups are investing in research to sustain barley, hops as the climate changes.
Online grocery spending is projected to triple by 2023 to $74 billion, according to Acosta research. As more consumers turn to online ordering, retailers have a growing opportunity to reach a greater number of shoppers and boost sales.
As consumers continue to seek out healthy substitutes for everyday favorites and grapple with dietary needs and desires, the alternative flour market is seeing a surge.
Vertical farming startup Plenty has signed a deal to supply Whole Foods and Safeway stores.
Plant-based proteins came out on top of the culinary trends ranked by chefs in a new report from The National Restaurant Association, but the survey also sheds some light on other trends we can expect to see in plant-forward dishes this year.
Food producers and chain restaurants entered several new categories in 2019 by debuting co-branded products, such as Twinkies cereal, Stuffed Cheez-Its Pizza and Starburst-flavored yogurt.
New CPG products and a fast-casual concept from Applebee's made waves with readers this week.
Personalized nutrition is the merging of two major cultural forces: personalization and customization and health and wellness via nutrition.
2020 food trend forecasts call for continued growing interest in plant-based dishes, sustainable food sources.
Cannabis is poised to be a major disruptive force across a variety of markets, but none more so than food, beverage, and health and wellness. But we’ve seen this type of movement before.
Kroger's popular regional banners and plant-based meat experiment caught readers' attention.
In 2020, there are some big factors we’ll be keeping our eye on that could have major ramifications for the food industry well into the future.
Several trends that emerged or gained a foothold in the food industry in 2019 will continue to grow in the coming year.
Spending on self-care, greater emphasis on in-store experiences and increased focus on sustainability will be major CPG trends in 2020, according to predictions from Acosta.
CPG product debuts, interesting cooking methods and ALDI’s US success caught readers’ attention this week.
Food options for both ketogenic and flexitarian diets exploded this year following the rise of consumer demand for more healthy choices as well as food produced sustainably.
Vegan dessert options are growing in retail channels and getting more attention from chefs.
Food waste is an ongoing issue for food retailers. Where does the industry stand and what’s being done to lighten the load in terms of wasted food?
Tourism experts share tips for telling history's darker tales.
Grocery shopping can now be done entirely online. Who is taking advantage of this type of shopping, and who is sticking to picking out products in person?
Walmart ranked high on two new top retailer lists this week.
Large pharmacy chains and grocers with in-store pharmacies are shifting their strategies based on consumer demand and new technology.
Industry reaction to Kroger's new logo and animated Krojis grabbed readers' attention this week.
How is the agriculture industry prepared to meet the needs of the booming vertical farming market?
A growing number of vegans are seeking wines made without animal products.
Food and beverage readers ate up stories about Kroger’s new logo and P.F. Chang’s new nightclub concept this week.
Consumer concerns over climate change, plastic waste and other perceived ills are pushing companies and government toward real action.