Food Industry

The company is renovating its portfolio with new product launches to meet consumer demand.

Nicolas Amaya joins as new CEO Steve Cahillane taps a familiar face to return the ketchup and Lunchables maker to profitable growth.

Brands like Cann saw double-digit percentage growth in the months after regulators announced a crackdown on the buzzy drinks.

The facility, which will also produce packaged meats, will replace a more than 100-year-old plant in South Dakota and provide “significant efficiency gains.”

Chief Consumer and Marketing Officer Jane Wakely explains how efforts by Lay’s, Pepsi Zero Sugar and Poppi extend beyond the big game.

Boston Beer, Simply Good Foods and Hormel are turning to executives with a proven track record of success —  providing stability during a volatile time for the industry.

Flowers Foods’ executives said the multiyear assessment could include plant closures or the sale of some brands.

Available on Uber Eats with grocers like Albertsons and Kroger, the feature can build full baskets using simple text or image prompts.

The Lactalis-owned brand is the latest to jump into the protein craze, while Heineken expands nonalcoholic innovation.

Nicholas Fink, who has served on Constellation’s board, takes the top spot in April.