All news articles for February 2020

STIRZ seeks to disrupt instant coffee market with dissolvable pods

STIRZ seeks to disrupt instant coffee market with dissolvable pods

By Elaine Watson

STIRZ is on a mission to disrupt the instant coffee market with premium Arabica coffee pouches in edible film boxed in 100% biodegradable and compostable packaging, delivering a fresher coffee experience for people on the go, with zero waste.

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Hormel Foods cuts ractopamine use in swine supply

By Aerin Einstein-Curtis

As part of a company focus on meeting product demand in international markets, Hormel Foods is set to stop sourcing pigs raised using, or having been exposed, to the feed additive ractopamine.

NAMI talks sustainability pressures for processors - LISTEN

NAMI talks sustainability pressures for processors - LISTEN

By Aidan Fortune

At the recent International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) in Atlanta, GlobalMeatNews caught up with North American Meat Institute vice president of sustainability Eric Mittenthal to discuss the challenges facing producers in this area.

Brazilian beef welcomed back into the US

Brazilian beef welcomed back into the US

By Aidan Fortune

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) have re-opened US doors to Brazilian beef following a 20-month suspension.

Study: Kids are eating more whole grains at school than at home

Study: Kids are eating more whole grains at school than at home

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Whole grain consumption among kids (aged 5-19 years) has been steadily increasing over the past 15 years, surpassing whole grain consumption at home, according to research from USDA Economic Research Service (ERS) and the University of Georgia.

Blue Apron explores a sale… but who’s buying?

Blue Apron explores a sale… but who’s buying?

By Elaine Watson

While Blue Apron lost less money in 2019 (-$61m) than it did in 2018 (-$122m) and some customer metrics are improving, bosses at the meal kit co have conceded that they can’t execute a turnaround strategy without raising more capital, and are looking...

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NPA emerges from bankruptcy

By Hank Schultz

The Natural Products Association has emerged from its Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, the group announced yesterday.

IN PICTURES: New directions for almonds

IN PICTURES: New directions for almonds

By Elaine Watson

California almonds now star in every category of the store, from plant-based dairy and nut butters to protein shakes and gourmet salad oils. So where are the new growth opportunities, and how is the industry dealing with questions about sustainability...

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