Nosh Staff

Unilever is looking to sell several European food brands with combined sales of €1 billion (USD$1.05 billion), according to a Reuters report, with sources previously telling the publication that the conglomerate was in talks to sell some of its Dutch food brands, including Unox soups and Conimex seasonings, as well as smaller food brands in Britain.

The EVERY Company has combatted the tough investment terrain and managed to lock in $2 million in new funds from the U.S. Department of Defense, according to an announcement this morning.

In this week’s notable new products roundup, Little Spoon partners with Brooklyn Delhi, Fly By Jing teams up with Lundberg Family Farms, and Carbone Fine Food collaborates with Osmo Salt. Little Spoon x Brooklyn Delhi Direct-to-consumer kids’ food brand Little Spoon has teamed up with Indian-inspired condiment producer Brooklyn Delhi to create a limited edition… Read more »

Global food and beverage dollar sales are rising (2.6%) while price/mix growth (1.6%) moderates below historical averages, according to market researcher Circana’s year-end outlook for the industry.

On the podcast, the CPG Week team talks about Danone’s repeated attempts to acquire Lifeway Foods and a pending Ben & Jerry’s lawsuit against Unilever.

In this distribution roundup: Immi makes a break for the military channel, Maazah locks in Whole Foods, Mikuna rolls out to Sprout’s ‘New for You’ set and more.

The latest episode of Elevator Talk features leaders from Bake Me Healthy, My Better Batch, Pistakio, House of Kajaana and Fava Joy. Watch founders and CEOs introduce their brands and provide a recap of recent news and updates. Our special co-host is Allison Ball, the founder & CEO of Food Biz Wiz, who shared her thoughts, questions and feedback with the participants.

The nominees for Nosh’s “Best Of 2024” Awards showcase the profound talent that can be found within the packaged food industry.

This weekend, Union Kitchen opened up the kitchen doors and invited in hundreds of attendees while offering a chance to chat with, sample and shop nearly 150 brands during its Meet the Makers event. Here’s some highlights from what we saw.

In this week’s notable new products roundup, Burlap & Barrel partners with Martha Stewart to launch a new spice blend, Dippin’ Dots ventures into the grocery space for the first time and Little Sesame introduces a new hummus product designed for kids.