Food Industry

The action came after the Commerce Department ended an agreement favored by U.S. distributors and importers

With the release of Sparkling Energy, the edgy brand known for its tagline “Murder your thirst,” will enter its fourth beverage segment.

The cereal giant is the latest food company to end the use of synthetic dyes amid mounting pressure from the White House.

FMI is asking the administration for more flexibility on the Food Traceability Rule and to withdraw proposed front-of-pack nutrition label standards.

As demand grows for ingredients that offer both functionality and nutrition, walnuts are stepping into a new spotlight.

Are blind spots in shelf data costing you sales? Here’s what CPG leaders are doing differently.

The snacking and beverage giant also plans to rebrand Lay’s and Tostitos to highlight a lack of synthetic additives and a simple ingredient list.

My/Mochi is capitalizing on Gen-Z’s demand for multi-textural experiences, while Ben’s Original looks to capture on-the-go consumers with portable rice cups.

The move targets regulations that are meant to ensure that ingredients and production processes remain consistent with consumer expectations. 

The state’s attorney general’s office is looking into whether the candy maker violated consumers’ rights by failing to live up to a 2016 pledge.