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    Oatly looks to revive plant-based milk demand in US

    The company is targeting Gen Z by playing up trends in health and sustainability while developing a deeper presence in coffee.

    By May 5, 2025
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    Opinion

    The snacks we grew up with are at risk of disappearing from shelves – if they haven’t already

    Beloved products trusted for generations are now facing a crisis as rising costs, shifting purchasing patterns and regulatory scrutiny pressure legacy brands, writes Keren Novak of Curion.

    By Keren Novack • May 5, 2025
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    Trendline

    Inside the functional beverage frenzy

    Major companies like PepsiCo and Monster are adding ingredients to boost emotional or physical wellness as consumers demand more out of their drinks.

    By Food Dive staff
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    Leftovers: Dunkin’ shakes up snacks with trail mix | Utz brings lemonade flavor to chips

    The chain’s collaboration with Kar’s Nuts features the taste of its donuts and coffee, and Beyond Meat debuts chicken pieces for home cooked meals.

    By Food Dive staff • May 2, 2025
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    Hershey seeks tariff exemption for cocoa from White House

    The Kisses maker said duties on the commodity, which cannot be grown in the U.S., is expected to result in millions of dollars in extra costs.

    By May 2, 2025
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    The Weekly Sip: Boston Beer throws a tea party | PepsiCo pours Lipton into lemonade

    In other beverage news, women-founded brand Gorgie raised $24.5 million for its better-for-you energy drink.

    By May 1, 2025
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    Kind Snacks to test paper wrappers

    The packaging will be available on its best-selling Dark Chocolate Nuts & Sea Salt single bars at select Whole Foods Market stores this summer. 

    By May 1, 2025
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    Nestlé changes how it reports nutritional value of food after criticism

    Investor coalition ShareAction has called on the DiGiorno and Nespresso manufacturer to improve the health content of its food and beverage portfolio.

    By April 29, 2025
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    A ‘new chapter’ for Chips Ahoy!: How Mondelēz is innovating the iconic cookie brand

    The food giant is bringing the $1 billion-plus treat deeper into other snacking categories such as cakes and pastries.

    By April 29, 2025
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    Ghost energy drinks drive sales boost at Keurig Dr Pepper

    The beverage giant, which acquired the brand for more than $1 billion last fall, sees the category as a path toward growth as its coffee business struggles.

    By April 28, 2025
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    Leftovers: Dave’s Killer Bread slides into sandwich rolls | Warheads burst into sour fizz candy

    The protein-packed rolls are designed for subs and hot dogs, and Sara Lee is cutting its bread loaves in half for a slimmer alternative.

    By Food Dive staff • April 25, 2025
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    PepsiCo CEO says snacks maker ‘accelerating’ transition to natural ingredients

    The comment comes after HHS head Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he wants food companies to voluntarily remove or replace artificial colors before 2027.

    By April 24, 2025
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    Nestlé and Ofi combat cocoa deforestation with regenerative agriculture program

    The chocolate giant and ingredients processor plan to plant nearly 3 million trees in growing regions and track its carbon footprint using AI tools.

    By April 24, 2025
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    The Weekly Sip: Boston Beer splashes into vodka lemonade | PepsiCo takes Mountain Dew on a tropical ride

    In other beverage news, Eclipse Foods believes its plant-based whole milk is more of a direct replica of dairy milk than other products on the market.

    By April 24, 2025
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    Hershey opens new chocolate plant as part of $1B supply chain upgrade

    The facility, which took nearly three years to complete, will process the ingredient for brands such as Reese’s and Kit Kat.

    By April 23, 2025
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    FDA asks food industry to phase out artificial dyes

    Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants companies to voluntarily remove or replace commonly used synthetic colors before the end of 2026.

    By , April 22, 2025
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    Chobani to spend $1.2B on New York dairy processing plant

    The 1.4 million-square-foot factory, which will create more than 1,000 jobs, is the largest facility investment in the yogurt giant’s history.

    By April 22, 2025
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    Opinion

    To win back consumers, food giants need to make better products

    As traditional CPGs lose market share to smaller brands, they should worry more about quality and less about cutting costs, writes Tessa Weigand at Curion.

    By Tessa Weigand • April 22, 2025
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    From overlooked to beverage juggernaut: Inside Campbell’s transformation of V8

    The CPG manufacturer wants to grow the product into a $1 billion hydration brand by building its presence in everything from energy to cocktails.

    By April 21, 2025
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    Leftovers: Pringles, Miller Lite hit the grill | Kraft Mac & Cheese turns up the heat

    Food brands get in the barbecue spirit, while Hormel taps Skippy peanut butter for protein-packed bars.

    By Food Dive staff • April 18, 2025
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    Utz replaces CFO with ex-Tropicana exec

    The potato chips maker is eyeing further expansion outside the Northeast market.

    By April 18, 2025
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    Food industry bristles as states move to ban soda, candy from SNAP

    Purchasing restrictions on food assistance benefits have gained steam under the “Make America Healthy Again” movement, but most experts agree they're unlikely to improve health outcomes.

    By April 17, 2025
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    Opinion

    Bird flu is a recurring risk. It’s time food companies planned for it.

    As egg prices remain volatile, businesses should think about embracing alternatives to the protein, writes Emma Ignaszewski of the Good Food Institute.

    By Emma Ignaszewski • April 17, 2025
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    How food giants are embracing AI to forecast recipes, regulatory hurdles

    Executives from Kellanova, Ingredion and consumer insights platform Tastewise say innovative tech can help companies stay ahead of the latest trends and potential supply chain headwinds.

    By April 17, 2025
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    Kraft Heinz enters plant-based desserts with oat milk Jell-O pudding

    The food giant has launched several foods that eschew plant-based ingredients including cheese, mayonnaise, hot dogs and mac and cheese.

    By April 15, 2025
  • Kate Magill, lead editor at Manufacturing Dive, moderates a panel of supply chain experts on Wednesday, April 9, during the State of Innovation in Food Manufacturing virtual event.
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    Food manufacturers look to stay agile amid tariff uncertainty

    Supply chain leaders from Del Monte Foods and McCormick & Co. said they are making supplier adjustments and contingency plans to weather the storm.

    By Nathan Owens • April 11, 2025