All news articles for August 2016

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Is the US pea protein market at a tipping point?

By Stephen Daniells

Demand for plant proteins continues to rise, and pea protein’s sustainability, non-allergenicity and non-GMO message is edging the ingredient to a tipping point.

Edible insects beyond whole cricket powder at IFT

Will the edible insects market move beyond whole cricket powder?

By Elaine Watson

Milled whole cricket powder is probably the best known bug-derived food ingredient aside from red food color carmine. But what other delights might edible insects yield for food formulators? Elaine Watson caught up with bug enthusiast Dr George Cavender...

RUNA's 'clean and modern' new look

RUNA on course to generate $10m in revenues in 2016

By Elaine Watson

RUNA – a Brooklyn-based beverage brand utilizing the caffeine-rich Amazonian leaf guayusa – is on course to generate revenues of approximately $10m in 2016, up from around $6m in 2015.

Waiākea: We never claimed we're bottling spring water

Waiākea CEO: 'We've never claimed that we're bottling spring water'

By Elaine Watson

Bottled water brand Waiakea has “never claimed” to be spring water, founder and CEO Ryan Emmons has insisted in the wake of media reports in Hawaii alleging that the company uses a municipal water source, yet appears to imply, through the way it markets...

GüdPod: A new open-platform delivery solution to pill aversion

GüdPod: A new open-platform delivery solution to pill aversion

By Stephen Daniells

With the goal of making supplements attractive to people with an aversion to pills by serving them like a Nespresso or Keurig, GüdPod will be rolling out its new delivery system soon. And all brands are invited to participate.

Odwalla evaporated cane juice lawsuit back in play

Odwalla evaporated cane juice lawsuit back in play

By Elaine Watson

A class action lawsuit accusing Coca-Cola subsidiary Odwalla of misleading consumers by using the term ‘evaporated cane juice’ (ECJ) on labels is now back in play in the wake of the FDA’s finalized guidance – and is likely to be joined by scores of others,...

Source: Kerry

IFT 2016 in review

Trend toward snacking blurs when consumers want specific flavors & foods

By Elizabeth Crawford

The evolution of snacking in America is breaking down barriers that formerly restricted what foods and beverages could be enjoyed at certain times of day, and in doing so is giving manufacturers more creative license to embrace new opportunities for innovation,...

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