‘It’s a whole new world for us,’ ROAR Beverages CEO on new line of organic hydration
ROAR Beverages has launched ROAR Organic Electrolyte Infusions, which the company will be “treating like a whole new brand,” CEO Roly Nesi told BeverageDaily.
Archives for September 25, 2016
Experts advise marketers to promote taste first, health second, at whole grains conference
Marketers should promote the taste, flavor, and texture of whole grains more over their health benefits, experts suggested during the first day of Oldways' ‘Whole Grains Away From Home’ conference in Rosemont, IL.
IASC says global aloe market continues to expand
Despite recent regulatory slings and arrows the aloe market continues to expand, a trade organization representative said.
'For the 4th year in a row, consumers have turned their backs on buying groceries online'
Is online grocery shopping failing?
“Make no mistake,” says Dr Kurt Jetta, the founder of CPG analytics firm TABS Analytics, “Online grocery is failing.” But is he right, given that most commentators predict food e-commerce sales will grow significantly over the next several years, albeit...
DFI Corp and Mitr Phol Group to produce erythritol, xylitol, via game-changing ‘green electrochemistry’ process
Chaska, MN-based Dynamic Food Ingredients (DFI) Corporation has struck a deal with the world's fourth largest sugar producer, Thailand-based Mitr Phol Group, to commercialize technology it claims could slash production costs for erythritol and xylitol,...
ConAgra Foods buys Frontera, Salpica, and Red Fork packaged grocery brands
Slim Jim and Reddi-wip maker ConAgra Foods has bought the Frontera, Salpica, and Red Fork packaged grocery brands (authentic, gourmet Mexican food and contemporary American cooking sauces) from Frontera Foods Inc and Red Fork LLC for an undisclosed sum.
After triple growth in wholesale and online, The Tea Spot eyes distribution
“In any category—no matter how crowded—there is always a user need that is not being addressed,” said the company’s founder. So where was the Tea Spot’s sweet spot?
Canada’s Olymel investment creates 30 jobs
Pork processor Olymel will pump millions of dollars into its Quebec factory to improve production and efficiency, leading to the creation of more than 30 jobs.