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Amazon and Walmart Want to Beat Convenience Stores at Their Own Game

Delivery courier handing grocery bag to customer at front door in under 30 minutes

Amazon and Walmart are racing to offer 30-minute grocery delivery, directly threatening the proximity advantage convenience and neighborhood stores have long owned.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • June 10, 2026

Subway Goes Plant-Based Pork, India Mandates Vegan Labels

Plant-based fast food items on a counter with vegan label packaging visible

Subway's plant-based pork rollout, Slutty Vegan's franchise expansion, and India's new vegan labelling mandate signal a busy week for plant-based food labelling.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • June 10, 2026

Consumer Reports Flags Popular Snacks for Additives and Contaminants

Editorial illustration of the Consumer Reports CR seal at center with Cheetos Flamin Hot, Takis Fuego, Jell-O Chocolate Fudge Pudding, and Ocean Spray Cranberry Cocktail arranged below it

Consumer Reports tested popular snacks and found elevated levels of additives and contaminants, raising fresh pressure on manufacturers to clean up formulations.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • June 10, 2026

Paris Hilton’s AI Deepfake Warning Has a Food Industry Echo

Paris Hilton speaking on camera about AI deepfake exploitation risks online

Paris Hilton's new TikTok docuseries on AI deepfake exploitation spotlights synthetic-media risks that food brands and their spokespeople cannot ignore.

  • Manuel Nardi
  • June 9, 2026

Walmart’s AI Is Quietly Deciding What You Buy

Walmart headquarters exterior with digital AI interface overlay representing retail technology

Walmart's AI now shapes product visibility, purchase decisions, and delivery speed, and food suppliers had better pay attention.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • June 9, 2026

Keurig Dr Pepper Bets the Split on Brewer Innovation

Keurig single-serve brewer on a counter representing KDP coffee spinoff strategy

The Keurig Dr Pepper coffee spinoff targets early 2027; brewer hardware innovation is now the make-or-break variable for the standalone coffee entity.

  • Dan Bouchoucha
  • June 9, 2026

PepsiCo Sends Doritos Down the Highway, Driverless

Driverless autonomous truck on US highway hauling PepsiCo snack products

PepsiCo autonomous trucks are now moving snacks across the US, raising real questions about jobs, safety, and supply chain resilience.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • June 9, 2026

Most Americans Think Chicken Lowers Cholesterol. It Doesn’t.

Grocery shopper comparing plant-based and animal protein products at retail shelf

A new PCRM poll exposes deep cholesterol-reducing foods misconceptions among US adults, just as updated ACC/AHA guidelines raise the stakes.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • June 9, 2026

Blue and White Are Natural Color’s Hardest Problem

Natural blue and white food colorings displayed alongside plant-based source ingredients

Oterra is tackling natural color innovation's two most stubborn frontiers: stable blue and clean white, as synthetic dye pressure mounts.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • June 9, 2026

GrubMarket’s AI Agent Rewires How Food Distributors Sell

GrubMarket AI sales agent interface shown on a food distributor's dashboard screen.

GrubMarket's new food distributor sales AI agent automates prospecting and quote creation, targeting a notoriously manual corner of the supply chain.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • June 8, 2026

Will AI Kill Restaurant Jobs? Chipotle and Starbucks Show Us

Restaurant worker alongside an automated kitchen machine at a major chain

An opinion piece uses Starbucks and Chipotle as case studies to examine whether AI restaurant jobs will shrink, shift, or survive.

  • Paula Weigel
  • June 8, 2026

Monster’s Secret Weapon: Coke’s Bottling Army

Monster Energy cans on a global distribution conveyor belt with Coca-Cola branding visible

Monster Energy global expansion is accelerating fast, using Coca-Cola's bottling infrastructure to push into Southeast Asia, India, China, and EMEA.

  • Dan Bouchoucha
  • June 8, 2026
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