How plant-based food brands are riding the next wave
Plant-based food companies are innovating to ride the next wave.
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Plant-based food companies are innovating to ride the next wave.
The Hartman Group outlines a few key ways to give your sustainability strategy its personality back.
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Pompeian is helping set the standard for sustainable olive tree farming and olive oil production by becoming the first Sustainably Grown Certified olive farm and olive oil offering in North America, and currently the only one in the world.
Scientists are increasingly using ultraviolet light to aid in food production and safety from farm to table.
Supporting brands that prioritize sustainable farming practices, opting for beverages in more environmentally-friendly packaging and seeking out local producers doing their part are some of the ways bars and restaurants can build a more sustainable beverage program, according to experts from the Culinary Institute of America.
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Whether it’s to fill a niche in suburban towns, plug into urban markets or meet the needs of college communities, many retailers – from traditional “big-box” to grocers and more – are adjusting their store models by shifting to smaller-format stores that occupy a fraction of the square footage of their traditional store models.
Automation is paving the way for appetizing on-demand food options that are miles ahead of traditional vending machines.
Seaweed has been gaining popularity on menus and store shelves over the past few years, but this year could bring a tidal wave of new products and culinary applications as food companies look to cash in on algae’s health and sustainability benefits.
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Blake Lawrence from Cool Effect outlines five questions every business leader or organization should ask before buying carbon emissions offsets.
CFTC Commissioner Summer Mersinger offers her perspective on topics ranging from crypto and geopolitics to agriculture commodities and renewables.
Many of the issues that mattered most to chefs and other culinary professionals this past year will continue to shape the culinary industry in 2023, according to faculty members at the Culinary Institute of America.
Chef and humanitarian Jose Andres addressed ACTFL members from Ukraine, sharing the importance of learning world languages.
Chefs discussed how to shape a culinary future that celebrates Black foodways at the Culinary Institute of America's Worlds of Flavor conference.
Indoor vertical farms can create a near-perfect environment to grow plants without the use of pesticides and without the traditional weather-related issues traditional farmers face.
Demand for organic produce surged after the start of the pandemic and sales are still strong overall even as inflation drives belt-tightening.
Plant-based poultry and egg alternatives, sustainable packaging items and technology tools aimed at reducing labor needs were among the top trends on the show floor at the 2022 National Restaurant Association Show.
Art Petty explains the "leading without authority" leadership model and explains how releasing the reins and empowering others can lead to success.
A panel of experts discussed what is driving the call for a more sustainable food system and how restaurants can be a part of it during SmartBrief’s virtual SmartSummit, “The Future of Food: The Role of Restaurants in Creating a Sustainable Food System.”
Supply issues are making it difficult for restaurants to stock their kitchens and supply closets. Some operators have found that partnering with local suppliers and distributors can help them avoid some of the weak links in the restaurant supply chain.
Global agritourism is on the rise, in part thanks to the pandemic, which has people seeking out more secluded destinations
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The pandemic has upended the grocery industry and food retailers large and small are catering to a more digital clientele.
Tales of grocers, restaurant mask guidance and Hershey grabbed reader attention this week.
Innovative food companies and delivery platforms took lead roles in the pandemic.
School nutrition, new plant-based foods at Target and Chipotle's pay raises made news this week.
Yin Rani, CEO of MilkPEP, discusses some of the sustainability success stories in the US dairy industry and how farmers and processors are working to further reduce their carbon footprint.
Finding ways to cater to customers’ plant-forward tastes and innovate with new dishes and practices that benefit the environment and boost the bottom line will be key to the next chapter of the plant-forward movement, a panel of chefs said.
Gene-editing tool Crispr could be responsible for more of what's in consumers' crisper drawers.
There were few bright spots for restaurants in 2020. The subscription model was one of them.
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Farmers' markets around the US became essential sources of fresh, local food during the pandemic.
Looking ahead to 2021, many of the food trends predicted by chefs, retail executives and other experts reflect the changing way consumers eat both at and away from home.
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To keep up with the surge in at-home food and beverage consumption, the agriculture industry has utilized tech tools to maintain robust, sustainable supply chains during COVID-19.
From alternative dairy products to new cheese and yogurt options, innovation in the dairy industry is booming.
California's wine industry faced a double whammy in 2020 as a record wildfire season hit amid the pandemic.