Adrianne DeLuca
Posts by Adrianne DeLuca
AG1 Marks First Retail Rollout With Costco After 15 Years In Business
Drinkable greens company AG1 (formerly Athletic Greens) is readying its first-ever brick-and-mortar retail launch, nearly 15 years after the brand debuted selling direct-to-consumer.
Laoban, Whole Foods Innovate ‘Crunchy Bites’ For Incremental Category Growth
Asian frozen food brand Laoban is readying to launch its third line next week, known as Crunchy Bites, just four years after it first expanded beyond restaurants into retail.
MAHA’s Major Misstep: A Bite With Jeff Grogg, Managing Director of JPG Resources
After last week’s Make America Health Again Commission released its inaugural report outlining the factors it believes contribute to rising chronic disease among children, the industry’s response has been a mixed bag. We sat down with Jeff Grogg, managing director at JPG Resources, who has worked in food and beverage formulation for over 25 years, to discuss his take on how these findings were presented and where, as an industry, we go from here.
Seal The Seasons Snags Strategic Investment, Promotes Key Team Members
Regionally-sourced frozen fruit producer Seal The Seasons is off to a hot start ahead of summer with three key team members promoted across the organization alongside a new strategic partnership with its longtime packaging supplier, Canada-based Farnell Packaging.
MAHA Report Sparks Industry Debate Over ‘Demonization’ of Processed Foods
While the natural products industry has been advocating for better-for-you, more nutrient-dense food and beverages since its inception, the federal government’s recent spotlight on longstanding issues has brought complexity and confusion to how these challenges came to be and how they can be reasonably and effectively addressed by industry.
MAHA’s Manifesto: UPFs, Food Dyes To Blame For Chronic Disease
The Make American Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission’s highly-anticipated report outlined the prevalence of ultraprocessed foods (UPFs), food dyes and environmental toxins such as PFAS, microplastics and pesticides, among other factors, as the root causes of rising chronic illness in children.
Sensient Warns Of ‘Finite’ Natural Colors Supply
Food coloring, flavoring and extract producer Sensient published a notice warning the industry that current regulatory pressure to phase out synthetic food colors could result in supply shortages.
Legacy Pasta Producers Are Pumping In Protein. Is There Whitespace Left?
Protein needs no introduction to any food category, and particularly not pasta. The protein-enriched pasta market has now converted a legacy, premium player to pump yellow peas into its tradition-entrenched production process.
Rebrand, Refresh: Beny Yogurt and Buldak Debut New Looks
Spring refreshes are in, and this is a combination you would never want to mix together. Here’s a look at two big image updates including one legacy Asian food player’s consumer awareness efforts and an entrepreneurial yogurt startup’s move to avoid growing confusion.
Dan O’s Adds Outlaws To Core As Seasoning Blends Surge
The spice and seasonings category has traditionally been a slow moving, over-saturated set, but according to NielsenIQ, sales grew 5.8% over the past year and are still heating up. Within that flaming hot rise, Dan O’s today unveiled a new line of blends.



