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The Titanium Dioxide Problem Is Real. This Swiss Company Has the Fix.

seprofy replaces titanium dioxide

Funding will scale alternatives to titanium dioxide, addressing regulatory concerns and consumer demand for clean label products.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 12, 2026

Beyond Meat Partners with Starbucks Again Amid Rising Plant-Based Trends

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The renewed partnership signals a shift towards more plant-based options in mainstream cafes, alongside various innovative protein launches in India.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 11, 2026

A $1.3 Trillion Farm Bill That Advances States’ Food Rights? Not So Fast.

Industry groups are celebrating. Consumer coalitions are furious. The 2026 Farm Bill passed committee 34-17, and the real battle is just getting started.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 9, 2026

Nestlé Just Removed Chocolate… From Chocolate

Nestle releases ChocoViva sans cocoa

Nestlé is replacing real cocoa in a product line with a fermented seed-based alternative, and Big Chocolate is quietly preparing for a world without cocoa beans.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 7, 2026

What Is An Ultra-Processed Food? RFK Jr. Says the Guideline is Coming

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The jig is up for the food industry. RFK Jr. says a federal definition of ultra-processed food is coming by April, including a red/yellow/green label on every product in your store.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 6, 2026

Burger King Is Putting AI in Employee Earpieces (and Using It to Roast McDonald’s)

Burger King is rolling out an AI assistant that lives in employee earpieces, listens to customer interactions, and scores staff on “friendliness.” It also just had a very good week dunking on McDonald’s. A lot is happening. The fast food…

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 5, 2026

Food Companies Are Spending Big on AI. Getting It to Actually Work Is Another Story

Food companies are shifting AI budgets from pilots to production, but the operational AI gap is exposing real execution risks.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 5, 2026

Amazon’s Grocery Strategy Faces Challenges Against Walmart’s Dominance

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Despite surpassing Walmart in profitability, Amazon's grocery initiatives lag as Walmart strengthens its market position.

  • Manuel Nardi
  • March 4, 2026

New Kids Internet Safety Legislation Signals Industry Compliance Changes

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The KIDS Act aims to enhance online safety for children, impacting digital marketing strategies for food brands targeting younger audiences.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 4, 2026

J.M. Smucker Opens Board to Elliott as Activist Pressure Mounts

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Smucker's Smucker Elliott board expansion signals activist influence over a major food manufacturer's strategic direction, with an information-sharing agreement now formalized.

  • Peter Emery
  • March 2, 2026

Neuro Just Walked Into Walmart. Energy Drinks Should Be Worried.

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Neuro's functional candy retail expansion into Walmart signals growing mass-market appetite for confection-based energy alternatives.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 2, 2026

Food-at-home prices will climb 2.5% this year, per USDA.

USDA projects rising grocery costs

Food-at-home prices will climb 2.5% this year, per USDA. The rate sits just below the 20-year historical average for grocery price increase 2026.

  • Kelly Anderson
  • March 2, 2026
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