Food Industry

The beer brand is entering the frozen aisle, while Oreo brings back its blueberry pie flavor after eight years.

A new line of collaborative mints and gums that are meant to improve concentration were developed with input from the gaming community.

The Uncrustables and Twinkie maker plans to remove synthetic colors from its consumer food products by the end of 2027.

Prices for ingredients such as black pepper, cinnamon and vanilla are expected to rise as they cannot be commercially grown in the U.S.

The merger is now expected to close late this year as regulators look into how the deal could impact Mars’ bargaining power with retailers and prices for consumers.

The Healthy Choice and Snack Pack maker said it aims to stop using synthetic dyes across its U.S. retail portfolio before 2028.  

The Hot Pockets maker joins General Mills and Kraft Heinz in pledging to remove artificial dyes from its portfolio amid pressure from the Trump administration.

A newly formed team helps the food and beverage giant assess the success of an initiative as it works to facilitate an innovation funnel.

The Reese’s and Kit Kat manufacturer is incorporating things such as peanut butter and wafers into its offerings to meet consumer demand, even if that means reducing its dependence on chocolate.

Industry experts note some naturally derived ingredients would also require disclosures, leading to consumer confusion.