Meat

UPF litigation: What brands need to know now

UPF litigation: What brands need to know now

By Deniz Ataman

Early preparation, thorough documentation and proactive governance remain the best defense in a landscape where litigation and regulation related to ultra-processed food are still evolving

Kraft Heinz split: What happens now?

Kraft Heinz split: What happens now?

By Donna Eastlake

Kraft Heinz is officially splitting into two companies. What does this mean for its iconic brands, shareholders, and the future of the food industry?

Energy drinks, snack trends and a big split

News Bites

Energy drinks, snack trends and a big split

By Deniz Ataman

Energy drinks, snacking behaviors and corporate restructuring made headlines this week, underscoring how rapidly the food and beverage landscape is shifting under competitive and consumer pressures

What makes charcuterie premium?

Summer Fancy Food Show 2025

What makes charcuterie premium?

By Deniz Ataman

From sourcing and ingredients to production methods, Marco Ortolani, CEO of Italian cured meat producer Rovagnati North America, shares the key elements the company prioritizes for its Italian and North American markets

Who eats plant-based meat and how can brands expand their appeal?

Future Food-Tech Chicago

Who eats plant-based meat and how can brands expand their appeal?

By Elizabeth Crawford

The Good Food Institute found three-quarters of consumers are open to eating plant-based meat, but to win them over alternative protein manufacturers must understand subtle nuances between what motivates them, including different definitions of ‘healthy’

Beyond the noise: Ethan Brown on plant-based meat’s next chapter

Positive Nutrition

Beyond the noise: Ethan Brown on plant-based meat’s next chapter

By Deniz Ataman

With consumer skepticism around ingredient transparency, faltering retail momentum and backlash from the meat industry, the company finds itself at a crossroads – one it is determined to navigate with what CEO Ethan Brown calls “radical transparency.”