What We're Reading: Page 104
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Sep 14, 2022
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Fox Business
PepsiCo-produced Starbucks drink recalled for possibly containing metal fragments
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The Independent
Heinz among hundreds of brands to change packaging following Queen’s death
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Just Food
McCain Foods builds Netherlands base with Scelta Products acquisition
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Bloomberg
US Rail Strike 2022 Risks Stoking Inflation at Worst Possible Time
Sep 13, 2022
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Nikkei Asia
Coca-Cola Japan and Kirin in tie-up to develop health drinks
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Meat + Poultry
Possible railroad strike could impact meat industry
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Baltimore Sun
Eastern Shore poultry rendering plant to pay about $1 million to settle lawsuits over pollution problems
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CFO Dive
Recession likely in 2023, Fitch says
Sep 12, 2022
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Food Ingredients First
US regulators give GM purple tomato approval after 14 years
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The Wall Street Journal
India’s Rice Export Ban to Further Strain Global Food Supplies
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Just Food
The Very Good Food Company up for sale after months of uncertainty
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FoodBev Media
De Kuyper Royal Distillers acquires Archers Peach Schnapps
Sep 09, 2022
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Reuters
Hershey to expand Mexico plant with $90 million investment
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Meat + Poultry
New Wayne-Sanderson Farms brand unveiled
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Dairy Herd Management
A Look Inside the Late Queen Elizabeth’s Dairy Farm
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Baltimore Sun
Shares of McCormick drop after spice maker warns of weak third quarter
Sep 08, 2022
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Progressive Farmer
Senators Consider Bill to Block EPA From Regulating Livestock Emissions
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Axios
Jif peanut butter factory had history of Salmonella problems, FDA document shows
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The Wall Street Journal
Putin Threatens to Abandon Grain Deal, Further Squeeze Energy Supplies
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Grocery Dive
Misfits Market to acquire Imperfect Foods
Sep 07, 2022
Sep 06, 2022
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Business Insider
Impossible Loses Chief Experience Officer and President in Exec Exodus
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The Wall Street Journal
Nutrition Advocates Push for Front-of-Package Labels That Highlight Fat, Sugar Levels
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Bloomberg
California Walnut Farmers, Facing Glut, Struggle to Reach Global Markets
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Food Ingredients First
Meat sector fights back as Dutch city becomes first in the world to ban meat ads
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