Food Industry

The Hunt’s tomato maker has had no choice but to source the majority of its canned food packaging from abroad given a lack of manufacturing capacity in the U.S., its CFO said.

The innovation, the first major innovation for the category in a decade, caters to consumers who want premium products and restaurant experiences at home.   

Doubling tariffs on metals imports risks unintended consequences throughout the packaging supply chain, according to the Can Manufacturers Institute and the Aluminum Association.

From stand-up packaging to store displays featuring its sweet and salty products, the snacks maker is turning to creative ideas to boost sales and lessen the impact of external challenges.

By purchasing the remainder of 8th Avenue Food & Provisions, the food maker is building a deeper presence in branded and private label pasta, cereal and nut butter.

The Oreo maker’s investments come as a sales downturn pushes other food companies to reassess climate and innovation commitments.

The shift has been a boon for its soups, sauces and broths business while weighing on its snacking business where shoppers are growing increasingly selective.

The meat giant plots an expansion as it gets closer to listing on the New York Stock Exchange.

Multiple major members appear to have recently exited the group, which is gearing up to pursue refreshed 2030 targets. 

Some of the industry’s biggest players say the FDA’s deadline to switch to natural colors may not be feasible due to supply constraints and other challenges.