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    Sen. Sanders calls to ‘break up’ large egg producers as Cal-Maine profits surge 718%

    The lawmaker once again brought up his rallying call to split “Big Ag” after the country's largest egg producer announced its latest quarterly profits.

    By • Updated April 6, 2023
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    Sales at Top Ramen maker Nissin surge 41%

    The company, which holds a 40% share of the instant ramen segment in the U.S., is benefiting from strong demand for its core products and newer innovations.

    By • April 5, 2023
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    Top 5 stories from Food Dive

    Check out a selection of articles about some of the biggest trends and news — from McCormick’s reformulation strategy to the impact of GLP-1s  — shaping the food industry in 2026.

    By Food Dive staff
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    Chocolate maker Barry Callebaut appoints new CEO

    The announcement that Peter Feld is taking the top spot came on the same day that the Swiss chocolate company reduced the amount it is investing and trimmed its sales guidance more than analysts had been expecting. 

    By • April 5, 2023
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    GoodBelly maker NextFoods acquires tart cherry beverage Cheribundi

    The merger of the gut health probiotic juice brand and the natural sports recovery drink will expand their reach and production, CEO Marcel Bens said.

    By • April 5, 2023
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    Diageo to close Maryland Guinness facility, cut about 100 jobs

    The alcohol maker, which opened the location in 2018, said it made the decision to “ensure long term sustainable growth” of its business and to optimize its existing operations.

    By • April 4, 2023
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    Conagra commits to phasing out gestation crates amid pressure

    The food giant aims to source all of its pork from farms that use open pen gestation systems by 2026, a win for The Humane Society which had been pushing for the change. 

    By • April 4, 2023
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    Kraft Heinz turns up the heat with Spicy Ketchup

    Three varieties of the condiment — each featuring a different pepper — and Hot 57 Sauce are hitting stores as part of the company’s innovation platform.

    By • April 4, 2023
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    Despite dire warnings in climate report, HowGood sees promise in food production

    The sustainability platform’s chief innovation officer Ethan Soloviev said in an interview that carbon sequestration and deforestation provide solutions to food insecurity despite Big Food’s impact on emissions.

    By • April 3, 2023
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    Food meant for children in West Africa was at risk of going to waste. That’s when Hershey stepped in.

    More than 1 million servings of a nutritional product for children was sitting, abandoned, in a warehouse in West Africa, because of disruptions caused by Covid-19.

    April 3, 2023
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    Leftovers: Nissin brings Cup Noodles to breakfast; Kellogg rolls into another Little Debbie cereal

    The ramen maker taps the flavors of pancakes, eggs and sausage for its new variety, and Blue Bunny expands its presence in frozen treats with Mini Bars and soft serve ice cream.

    By Food Dive staff • March 31, 2023
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    Barry Callebaut partners with Nestlé on agroforestry project

    The chocolate producers believe they can lower the carbon emissions of their supply chains by planting new trees and implementing climate positive practices across 30,000 acres of land.

    By • March 30, 2023
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    Cultivated meat maker New Age Eats shuts down

    Founder and CEO Brian Spears said the company’s financial woes had nothing to do with the segment’s viability.

    By • March 29, 2023
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    How thinking small could pay off big for Ingredion

    The ingredient supplier is spending more time partnering with upstart companies to run tests and troubleshoot — a move that lays a foundation for growth while expediting product development for young businesses.

    By • March 29, 2023
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    Tyson wins COVID lawsuit against meatpacking employees

    The U.S. appeals court in New Orleans granted the meat giant's motion to dismiss the case, stating the workers did not provide evidence they contracted the virus as a result of the company's negligence.

    By • March 29, 2023
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    Egg market may be improving ahead of Easter, but bird flu brings unknowns: Wells Fargo

    As producers work to rebuild flocks, they remain cautious about the impact the virus will have this year, the banking giant's Agri-Food Institute sector manager said.

    By • March 28, 2023
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    Kind CEO aims to reach more consumers, bring the brand to other parts of the store

    In an interview, Russell Stokes talked about price increases, how products are faring in the current environment and changes in shopping behaviors.

    By • March 28, 2023
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    Diageo names its first woman CEO

    After 10 years at the helm of the Britain-based global alcohol giant, Ivan Menezes will retire in June. His successor is COO Debra Crew.

    By • March 28, 2023
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    WunderEgg cracks the plant-based hard boiled egg

    The new offering from Crafty Counter has drawn incredulous responses on social media as it starts hitting store shelves.

    By • March 27, 2023
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    Leftovers: Halo Top pops into froyo treats; Takis takes out the spice with nacho cheese snacks

    The better-for-you dessert maker is taking a bite out of another new category, and Unique Snacks combines puffs and pretzels.

    By Food Dive staff • March 24, 2023
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    Momofuku Goods raises $17.5M

    The pantry essentials brand was spun off from Momofuku in 2020 and will use the funding to grow its product offerings in an increasingly competitive field.

    By Dani James • March 23, 2023
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    Nestlé says less than 40% of its sales come from food and beverage offerings considered healthy

    The CPG giant, which has vowed to be more transparent about the nutritional value of its entire global portfolio, said it is the first company to disclose such information.

    By • March 23, 2023
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    PepsiCo pledges to invest $216M into regenerative agriculture

    The soda and snacks giant is partnering with farm groups on new projects that aim to cut three million metric tons of emissions by 2030.

    By • March 22, 2023
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    Best known for its iconic confections, Hershey hits its stride in salty snacks

    Kristen Riggs, who oversees brands such as SkinnyPop popcorn and Dot’s pretzels, said the 129-year-old company is building scale and grabbing market share as it evolves into a major player in both sweet and salty foods.

    By • March 22, 2023
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    Race for regulation of cell-based meat

    Eat Just gets FDA clearance for cultivated meat in US

    Good Meat chicken, which has been approved for sale in Singapore since 2020, is the second cell-based meat item to get the first green light from the federal government.

    By • Updated March 22, 2023
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    Tyson invests $70M to build new Arkansas hatchery

    The 131,000-square-foot facility will triple capacity and improve operational efficiency, the company said. The announcement comes less than a week after it said it would close two other plants.

    By • March 21, 2023