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Deep Dive
Ingredion exec defines innovation as helping customers — and going for the win
"A lot of the ingredients that we're selling are higher-performance ingredients that obviously, the value proposition that we're selling is not just on a cost per pound but cost in-use," Ingredion's Jim Zallie told Food Dive.
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SodaStream finds a solution in sparkling water, surpasses expectations
Thanks to rebranding efforts and restructuring initiatives, profits are back in the black.
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Explore the Trendline➔
Courtesy of PIPA
TrendlineGetting reformulation right: How food companies are rethinking ingredients to meet consumer demand
Ingredient suppliers and companies like PepsiCo and Conagra are working closer together to overhaul brands to cater to a rise in healthy eating and expanding GLP-1 use.
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Retrieved from Nestle on February 11, 2014
Nestle fails to meet expectations in the face of pricing challenges
Low commodity costs and struggling economies put a dent in the company's pricing power last year. Acquisitions could be an answer.
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Cargill pleased with ingredients space solutions
At its innovation center, the company works with customers to find solutions, whether due to changing government regulations or consumer tastes.
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Deep Dive
Why Campbell Soup is pushing into digital, venture capital, and increased transparency
"Your company's either transparent or it's not," Campbell Soup CEO Denise Morrison told attendees at CAGNY.
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Dr Pepper Snapple beats competitors with success from non-carbonated beverages
Sales saw a 2% jump for the quarter, as compared to sales declines for chief competitors Coca-Cola and PepsiCo.
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Gatorade targets athletes and tightens grip on sports drink industry
Weather. Innovation. Athletes. That's the winning formula, says PepsiCo CEO.
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Deep Dive
How Tyson Foods' protein-centric approach 'opens up the aperture'
"We could've put in that vision statement that we wanted to become the most innovative meat-centric company, but we didn't," Tyson Foods' chief global growth officer Sally Grimes told Food Dive.
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Hormel's Applegate acquisition shows promise; meat snacks present more opportunities
Operating profits were up across several segments, contributing to a 37% jump in the company's overall quarterly profit.
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Amazon's Subscribe and Save powers e-commerce for CPG
The fastest-growing categories and brands for CPG e-commerce were in line with known industry trends.
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Daily Greens closes on $5.5M investment from unnamed investor
High pressure processing is becoming more prevalent as more major manufacturers invest in companies employing the technology.
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Label Insight secures $10M funding round for tech that facilitates SmartLabel adoption
Manufacturers could widely adopt this technology especially if a voluntary GMO labeling initiative comes into play.
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Why WhiteWave's stock plunge makes it a purchase target contender
WhiteWave representatives have already sat down with a duo of activists at Hudson Executive Capital LP, a person familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
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How Kellogg is fighting soggy times for cereal
The increase in Kellogg's U.S. morning foods segment supports CEO John Bryant's assertion that trends in the struggling cereal business were ripe for a turnaround.
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Campbell snags new marketing exec amid sweeping company moves
Greg Shewchuk replaces Darren Serrao, who vacated the position at Campbell in August to become chief growth officer at ConAgra.
By Carolyn Heneghan • Feb. 11, 2016 -
Retrieved from PepsiCo on October 14, 2013
Why PepsiCo M&A speculation is captivating the industry
All eyes are on PepsiCo after its Chobani offer fell through.
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Flowers Foods: Acquisitions in fast-rising organic bread category key to growth
Moves have centered around strategic acquisitions and plant expansion, but product development and promotion have also been important.
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Food, beverage brand trust not as important to consumers: survey
This highlights a greater concern in how major brands can effectively communicate with and educate consumers.
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What the 'zero' Coca-Cola trademark case means for diet soda branding
A win in the case could enable Coca-Cola to weed out its many competitors that also use "zero" in their product name, particularly Dr Pepper Snapple, which is challenging the mark.
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Abbott's Curate capitalizes on fast-growing snacks trend
The company hopes to combine healthy ingredients with high-profile flavors to stand out in a saturated snack bar market.
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Former USDA administrator to be new president, CEO of AEB: Agri-Pulse
Alonzo left the USDA last month, not long after the agency began its investigation into AEB's questionable activities regarding egg substitute producer Hampton Creek.
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ConAgra businesses 'wired for growth,' but challenges loom
With all the recent changes, speculation of a sale surfaced, but ConAgra's CEO told Bloomberg, "That's not something we're going to obsess about."
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How Coca-Cola's global soda volumes growth could signal category turnaround
Global soda volumes saw a 2% uptick, despite growing concerns about sugar consumption.
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Post's 'cautiously optimistic' cereal outlook contrasts with competitors
The company factored in expectations of zero growth for the cereal segment in long-term planning.
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Food and beverage accelerator AccelFoods debuts $20M fund — with trends front and center
The new fund's first six investments create a range of products, many of which feature on-trend ingredients like bone broth and savory snacks.
By Carolyn Heneghan • Feb. 9, 2016