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NOSH Voices: How Food Industry Innovation Can Answer Our Climate Woes
Some of the world’s largest food companies have been quick to set sustainability goals aimed at 2030 – or worse, 2050 – but are slower in taking much-needed action. Startups are driving innovation, but the pressure to scale still creates a tension. Here are three ways we can all begin to help bridge the gap.
The NOSH Podcast: When Retailers And Investors Wish You Said No
On this week’s show, the team airs grievances about the lack of natural product emojis, runs down some ice cream deals and discusses the impact of pouched products on Stonyfield’s business. Later, Carol and Jeff rehash key takeaways from BevNET Live including how investors are assessing growth and how brands can use their online identity to generate insights.
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Merge Impact Unveils BEE: Biodiversity & Ecosystems Evaluation
Merge Impact, the most comprehensive data solution helping farmers and brands build ethical, sustainable, and transparent food systems, announced BEE: Biodiversity & Ecosystems Evaluation (BEE), a new solution taking another vital step toward a completely sustainable, transparent, independently verified supply chain from farmer to food brand to consumer.
How Will Toto Scale Its Adaptogenic Cookie Business?
If your grandma’s homemade cookies were packed with gluten free, clean label and adaptogen ingredients, they might taste something like Toto — or so the brand hopes.
KeHE Distributors Completes Acquisition of DPI Specialty Foods
KeHE Distributors, the premier distributor of fresh, natural & organic, and specialty products in North America, announced the completion of its acquisition of DPI Specialty Foods, a leading distributor in key geographic locations across the Western United States.
Ample Hills Scooped Up by Original Owners
After a three-year financial rollercoaster, Ample Hills is right back where it started as: a family-run, small business. The ice cream company, which was sold in 2020 as part of a bankruptcy process, was acquired by its original owners, Brian Smith and Jackie Cuscuna.
Family Business: Nature’s Path Acquires Baby Food Brand
Family-owned breakfast cereal and snack brand Nature’s Path acquired fellow Canadian, CPG brand Love Child Organics in a bid to increase Nature’s presence in the toddler and kid-positioned food categories.
RodeoCPG Aims To Reinvent Retail Growth for Better-For-You CPG Brands with New Product Offerings and Fundraising Round
RodeoCPG, a leading provider of retail growth solutions for better-for-you CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) brands, is pleased to announce its new, expanded product offering.
RollinGreens Expands Availability of Plant-Based Meat Alternatives, Seeks to Become Shelf-Stable Category Leader
RollinGreens has expanded its retail footprint through partnerships with Sprouts, Walmart, Raley’s and Safeway & Albertsons banners in a continued effort to become a category leader in the shelf-stable, plant-based meat space. The new distribution gains bring the brand’s total store count to 4,300.
Pick-Up Only Grocer Addie’s Goes Dark… For Now
Drive-up grocery store Addie’s has closed its doors, at least temporarily. The retailer’s website has been taken down and founder Jim McQuade told NOSH that Addie’s has “paused” its operations as of Friday.