Health reviving mature frozen desserts category: Packaged Facts
With nine out of 10 households regularly buying frozen desserts and ice cream, it’s safe to say that the $26 billion category is already mature.
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OCA urges organic dairy industry to sever ties with IDFA
The Organic Consumer’s Association (OCA), is calling on the organic dairy industry to cut ties with the IDFA (International Dairy Foods Association) because it is one of several trade associations suing Vermont over its GMO labeling mandate.
NYU professor questions supplements; vitamin D expert supports efficacy of oral forms
Does vitamin D belong on the Nutrition Facts panel?
FDA proposals to list "added sugars" on the Nutrition Facts panel have already generated heated debate, so it's unsurprising that its plan to include vitamin D is proving equally controversial, with critics claiming it could encourage over-consumption...
This does not prove that stevia isn't ready for prime time, say experts
There are lessons to be learned from Coca-Cola's Vitaminwater u-turn, but they are not necessarily about stevia
There are lessons to be learned from Coca-Cola’s abortive attempt to introduce a new ‘natural’ sweetening system to selected Vitaminwater products, say formulation experts. But they are not necessarily about stevia.
Red Bull: 'All future claims will be medically and/or scientifically supported'
Red Bull offers $13m to settle false advertising lawsuit; 'No way judge will approve this', says attorney
Red Bull has agreed to pay $13m to resolve a class action lawsuit accusing it of falsely advertising its energy drinks as providing functional benefits above and beyond what might be obtained from “a simple cup of coffee or a caffeine pill”.