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The Hain Celestial Group is exiting the global market as the New Jersey-based conglomerate announced today it is selling its international business to private equity firm Aurelius for approximately $323 million.

Petit Pot has spent more than a decade introducing U.S. consumers to French-inspired desserts. Now, the roughly $25 million brand is preparing to take that proposition to a much wider audience.

With 15 grams of protein and 5 grams of collagen per 3-count package, this snackable line promotes its low sugar and “fluffy” texture as selling points.

Children’s meal and snack platform Cerebelly announced today it has made its first acquisition, buying up freeze-dried kids snack brand Fresh Bellies.

A veteran CPG operator and Michelin star chef have teamed up to reinvigorate the shelf-stable meal kits space with Riff, a shelf-stable meal kit line launching at Target stores nationwide.

Flavor company Watkins has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Sauer Brands’ spice business, including the recently-purchased Kernel Season’s and Spicer Hunter brands, along with Sauer’s own branded spices and seasonings, the companies announced today. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Prest is rethinking the refrigerated hummus category with a shelf-stable powdered mix that consumers prepare at home with water and olive oil, plus optional tahini.

Glenn Food Co. is meeting pent-up demand to grow its seafood seasoning brand Merman’s Revenge with a national distribution deal at Walmart.

Allergen-free cookie company Partake announced one of its most impactful partnerships to-date as it partners with Girl Scouts of the USA to supply a new cookie product, Sparkables, that supports the brand’s mission for inclusive eating.

This week, we’re taking chili crisp to Italy thanks to Carbone, checking out Chameleon’s rebrand, and getting dolled up for a night on the town with a Cadbury diamond clutch. Hey, what more could you ask for?