General Mills to roll out five gluten-free Cheerios products this summer
Beginning in July, five Cheerios products will be going gluten free: Original Cheerios, Honey Nut, Multi-Grain, Apple Cinnamon and Frosted, General Mills has revealed.
Archives for February 12, 2015
What's for breakfast? Re-inventing the first meal of the day
Healthy cereals could help industry grow modestly in 5 years, IBISWorld predicts
After years of steady decline, the cereal industry could see modest growth in the next five years thanks to consumer interest in healthier, high-end cereals, product process updates, improved commodity prices and innovative partnerships with food service...
NAMI's Barry Carpenter speaks from IPPE
Country of origin labelling and Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations were top of the bill at this year’s International Production and Processing Expo (IPPE). The show attracted over 30,000 delegates from 124 countries and...
Kara Goldin: Consumers have evolved faster than the beverage category has
Hint Water CEO: Our goal is to build Hint to be a billion dollar brand
While gaining significant distribution in the beverages market can be tough if you don’t have the might of a Coke or Pepsi behind you, Hint Inc CEO Kara Goldin is “not losing sleep at night wondering when they will call me”, she tells FoodNavigator-USA....
FDA finds some dark chocolate includes undeclared milk
A new study revealing that a significant portion of dark chocolate products sold in the U.S. may contain undeclared milk could shake some consumers’ confidence in the industry in the week leading up to Valentine’s Day – one of the category’s most...
PepsiCo releases FY2014 results
Stoking up the ‘innovation engine’: PepsiCo fired up for 2015 despite global challenges
PepsiCo has met or exceeded its 2014 financial targets, and CEO Indra Nooyi says the company’s innovation pipeline is possibly its strongest ever, forecasting resilience to a volatile global macro environment.
Mondelēz to exit retailers that rejected price hikes
Mondelēz International will withdraw from certain retail customers in Europe that have refused chocolate price hikes.
Fat intake guidelines review highlights need for 'better science': NDC
The scathing British review of the evidence behind US and UK fat intake guidelines highlights the need for "better science," says the US National Dairy Council (NDC).