Food Industry

The food giant called Chobani’s actions “the latest in a long line of efforts” to unfairly compete with the Stōk coffee owner.

Campaigns like the relaunch of “Share a Coke” spurred growth around the globe, executives from the CPG giant said during an earnings call.

The sweet treats come as food makers look for ways to boost sales amid a slowdown in consumer spending.

Generous Brands is looking to create a powerhouse in the better-for-you beverage sector, which is dominated by brands such as Olipop and Poppi.

The better-for-you soda maker wants to send the message “that our unlimited PTO is not just for show,” CEO Ben Goodwin said.

The food maker plans to expand production capabilities and boost innovation in the U.S., where 94% of its items sold are produced locally.

The facility will expand production of brands including Just Bare as protein demand remains a significant driver of meat producer profits.

Companies are aligning their sustainability strategies with emerging legislation, such as EPR laws, according to the consulting firm. 

The Jel Sert-owned brand’s latest innovation was created by kids, while Tyson Foods launches clean-label chicken nuggets.

The beverage maker is set to lay off 83 workers at the facility, which will stop production, maintenance and transport operations on Sept. 27.