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Has Whole Foods lost its mojo?
As natural and organic goes mainstream, Whole Foods’ differentiator is, well, not that different from the rest of the market anymore, says one retail analyst.
Archives for February 13, 2017
Researchers: 'We consider this to be a major breakthrough'
Gut bacteria linked to development of Alzheimer’s disease: Mouse data
Intestinal bacteria can accelerate the development of Alzheimer's disease, say researchers who suggest their findings could open new opportunities for preventing and even reversing the disease through the gut.
Perfectly Free prepares for 2018 launch of novel refrigerated fruit & veggie snacks with 'grape-like' skin
Incredible Foods – the firm behind allergy-friendly Perfectly Free frozen coconut bites – is gearing up for the 2018 launch of what it claims is a completely new form of snack: refrigerated bites with a 'grape-like' skin made from fruit and veggie purees...
Product recall insurance: Are you to speed? Lessons from Heinz v Starr
GUEST ARTICLE: Beware the rescission defense: The importance of the policy application in product contamination insurance policies
Are you confident your product recall insurance policy will pay out, should the worst happen, and you need to make a claim?
Univar and TerraVia ink deal to bring whole algae to Europe
Ingredients distributor Univar has inked a deal to bring TerraVia’s AlgaVia brand of whole algae ingredients to Europe.
Consumer interpretation of clean label trend varies by generation
As the concept of clean label continues to evolve and transition from an industry term to one consumers understand and seek, companies should take a more sophisticated approach to the trend by accounting for how different generations prioritize and...