Mexico Is the Bet PepsiCo, Nestlé, and Coca-Cola Are All Making
When three of the world's largest food and beverage companies move in the same direction at the same time, operators should pay attention.
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Category Breaking News
La Vie Ditches Pink, Adds Tofu
France's La Vie plant-based meat brand rebrands green and launches tofu, signaling a wider whole-food pivot across Europe's alt-protein sector.
Beyond Meat Bets on Beverages and Breakfast Sausage
Beyond Meat's US retail expansion now spans functional beverages and reformulated breakfast sausage, signaling a pivot beyond its core burger identity.
Marriott Dumps Pepsi After 34 Years for Coke
The Marriott Pepsi Coca-Cola switch ends a 34-year pouring rights deal, reshaping beverage supply across one of the world's largest hotel chains.
Chrissy Teigen’s Baking Brand Has a CEO. Here’s the Strategy.
The CEO behind Cravings by Chrissy reveals what celebrity food brand growth actually requires beyond the famous name.
Is Cocoa the Culprit? Archambault Bolts from Hershey’s After A Meager 14-Month Stint
Andrew Archambault joined Hershey in February 2025. Now he's gone, and the Hershey US president departure raises real questions about leadership stability.
Albertsons Is Betting $2B on Stores and Tech
Albertsons store remodels and technology investments are accelerating, with capex crossing $2 billion as the chain chases organic growth.
Chobani Eyes M&A to Fill Dairy Gaps
Chobani's commercial growth chief signals M&A or innovation could drive dairy expansion, as the protein-forward brand admits it hasn't cracked every category yet.
Vegconomist Goes Dark. The Plant-Based Press Is in Trouble.
Vegconomist pauses operations after seven years, signaling deeper financial stress across the plant-based industry's media infrastructure.
General Mills Eats a $697M Loss to Exit Brazil
The General Mills Brazil exit signals a broader Big Food retreat from emerging markets, prioritizing margin over volume growth.