Japan approves US trade agreement
The US meat industry has welcomed the Japanese government’s approval of a trade deal between the two countries that could see meat exports grow to $5bn by 2025.
Archives for December 4, 2019
Appeals court decision, recent warning letters open door for more CBD suits
A recent appellate court decision coupled with a spate of warning letters sets the stage for more class action lawsuits like the proposed ones filed against CBD companies this week, experts say.
What did consumers order through food delivery apps in 2019? GrubHub shares most in-demand menu items
GrubHub analyzed tens of millions of orders placed by more than 21 million customers on its app (from January through November 2019) and uncovered a clear move towards plant-based eating and a craving for cauliflower pizza.
Imbibe 2020 beverage trend predictions shaped by health and wellness, thirst for cultural adventure, and state of the economy
Beverage development and innovation company Imbibe predicts 2020 will bring to the beverage market a 'return to basics' in terms of nutrition and flavors as well as 'next-level' functional beverages that answer several needs for consumers throughout the...
Investing in the Future of Food: Country Archer CEO attributes innovation success to data investment
Syndicated market data’s high price keeps it out of reach for many startups, but it is well worth the investment – even if it is means forgoing other investments that might provide shorter-term returns, according to the co-founder and CEO of the thriving...
US beef industry urges Marfrig/National Beef investigation
The United States Cattlemen’s Association (USCA) has called for an investigation into Brazilian processor Marfrig Global Foods’ acquisition of a larger stake in the National Beef Packing Company.
Crackdown on Canadian meat businesses
Canadian authorities have cancelled the licences of three meat businesses following a massive recall.