Kellogg to close Georgia snack plant
Kellogg will close a snack plant in Georgia by the end of 2015 as part of its restructuring program, Project K.
Archives for July 28, 2014
‘When you overdo it it’s an arms race!’ IRI Consulting warns of US food and beverage promo fever
IRI Consulting warns that US food and beverage manufacturers risk a significant impact on their profitability when they get sucked into unduly aggressive promotional cycles.
Australia points to growing importance of US for beef and lamb exports
The USA is a key market for Australian beef and lamb exports and its importance is growing: Australia’s beef exports by volume to America shot up by 53% in the first half of 2014, [calendar year] compared with the same period in 2013, making America its...
Added sugars account for 14.1% of total energy intakes for Americans
What are the biggest contributors of added sugars to the US diet?
While we tend to assume that fast food outlets (the bottomless soda cup) contribute a disproportionate amount of added sugar to the US diet compared with store-bought groceries, new data shows that the reverse is actually true.
JBS subsidiaries to acquire Tyson Foods’ poultry businesses
Tyson Foods is to sell its Mexican and Brazilian poultry business to JBS subsidiaries in a deal worth a total of $575 million.
Big Interview: Maggie Radzwiller, Maggie's Conscious Vegan Cuisine
Vegan, gluten-free meals founder: I started with clean food; others had to backpedal there
A chef and caterer was motivated by her special diets customers to launch a vegan, gluten-free line of globally inspired meals with no added sodium or oil to provide clean, flavorful meal solutions for everybody.
Protein: the bridge to fitness for the rest of us
We have become a nation of fitness and nutrition go-getters, as evidenced by the skyrocketing number of fitness and nutrition apps and the mainstreaming of the sports nutrition market.
Voluntary labeling of non-GMO products is a better use of resources, says Safeway
Safeway shareholders reject GMO labeling proposal; board says it would cost $15m+ and provide zero consumer benefits
Shareholders at Safeway have rejected a proposal from the Green Century Equity Fund calling for mandatory GMO labeling on its store brands, which company bosses claim would cost $15m+ to implement, while providing zero consumer benefits.