Alternative materials could make expensive commodities cheaper
As cocoa and coffee prices continue to rise, companies producing alternative materials may offer a solution.
Archives for February 14, 2025
Do consumers still care about sustainability?
Sustainability has become a major buzz word in food and beverage. But is it still important to consumers? And, if not, what does this mean for the industry?
Positive Nutrition Broadcast Series
Functional & flavorful: How beverages are evolving to meet consumer demands
During the Positive Nutrition Broadcast series, representatives from Zevia, Suja Organic, DSM-Firmenich and Euromonitor International shared their thoughts on the changing functional beverage category
Beyond hydration: How sourcing, packaging and quality shape the premium water category
Realm Artesian Water may have a high price point, but domestic sourcing and strategic distribution reflect growing consumer demand for premium, high-quality experiences
Packaging Happenings: Pernod Ricard Cambodia e-label, Taylors' thermochromic strip, Tiger Beer renewal and more
Pernod Ricard’s digital label launch in Cambodia, Taylors' thermochromic strip, Tiger Beer’s packaging renewal and more feature in this edition of Packaging Happenings.
How will RFK Jr.‘s confirmation to lead HHS shape food and agriculture policy?
Most – not all – Republicans aligned to confirm Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to head the Department of Health and Human Services, which includes FDA
Brooke Rollins' confirmation to lead USDA comes at ‘critical time’ for food policy
As USDA Secretary, Rollins will oversee distribution of food benefits, school meals, finalization of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the ongoing bird flu outbreak and farm programs