How Tyson is tackling tight beef, pork supplies
The meat and poultry processor has leaned on value-added products and operational efficiencies to offset supply challenges.
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December 2025
Nicola Fedeli, the Tuscan Chef Bringing Authentic Italian Cuisine to New York
Born in Empoli and raised between Gambassi Terme and Val d’Elsa, Nicola Fedeli entered the kitchen at fifteen years, forming in the Tuscan brigades and then in star restaurants such as Il Vicario in Certaldo Alto, Restaurant La Torre del
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The chemistry of comfort: Inside the rise of nostalgic snacks
As big brands seek to put a better-for-you twist on familiar food and beverages, food scientists are using technology like AI to ensure flavors and textures aren’t compromised.
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Kellanova leans on regenerative agriculture to slash supply chain emissions
The deal with Varaha will focus on implementing climate-friendly practices on smallholder corn farms in India, which is emerging as a major hub for carbon removals.
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Hop water to fill wellness niche in nonalcoholic beer
Brewers are playing up the sparkling beverage’s better-for-you attributes to appeal to a wide variety of consumers.
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AriZona buys California plant shuttered by troubled beverage company
A subsidiary of the canned tea maker purchased Manna Beverages’ packing facility and production equipment after the company abruptly ended operations.
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San Francisco sues Kraft Heinz, other food giants over ultraprocessed products
The first-of-its-kind lawsuit argues Coca-Cola, Nestlé and others engineered a “public health crisis” that has burdened the city with treatment costs.
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Grocers go niche with their private labels
Retailers including Natural Grocers, Albertsons and SpartanNash have recently rolled out items like cooking oils, herb blends and flavored butters under their store brands.
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How Oreo maker Mondelēz is rethinking snack marketing with AI
The technology, called AIDA, has cost the snacking giant more than $40 million so far, but the opportunity to produce ads faster and personalize them for consumers could pay off big later on.
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How Oreo maker Mondelez is rethinking snack marketing with AI
The technology, called AIDA, has cost the snacking giant more than $40 million so far, but the opportunity to produce ads faster and personalize them for consumers could pay off big later on.
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