Food Industry

The lawsuit claims the USDA has unlawfully halted the food nutrition program’s benefits for November.

The spice giant is trying to offset tariff costs through productivity savings, alternative sourcing and higher prices.

The Spam maker, which will remain a minority owner, is offloading 51% of the brand to Kodiak owner Forward Consumer Partners.

The facility, set to open in 2027, will increase annual production capacity by 15% and comes as the company has struggled to keep up with demand.

As social media shortens the lifespan of certain ingredient trends, the industry remains torn over whether to focus efforts on fewer and bigger bets.

Tariffs and inflation have prompted manufacturers to lean more into miniature sizes and fruitier candies.

While grocery inflation held steady in September, prices for beef and veal were up nearly 15%, building on a steady upward trend that began in May.

The beverage giant will also look for a new CEO for its coffee business as it looks to alleviate concerns from investors.

Mondelēz and J.M. Smucker have accused discount retailers of blatantly copying their products and packaging. Experts say more litigation is likely coming.

E. & J. Gallo Winery CMO Stephanie Gallo explains how Barefoot approached its first major redesign in decades and why it’s bullish about its NFL tie-up.