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Nearly every food category has seen some level of protein-ification in recent years, and now it’s condiments’ turn to bulk up.

Artificial intelligence-powered manufacturing platform Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round led by Wellington Management and BoxGroup, alongside existing investors. To date, the startup has raised a total of $68 million just 18 months after its launch.

Brami is launching its collection of Italian Protein Pasta in nine Costco regions beginning this month; plus new distribution moves by MUSH, Momofuku, Pop Secret and more.

The CPG business is undergoing a shift, but without a crystal ball to determine where the industry will land in a decade from now, we’ll have to rely on recent news and survey responses from those on the front lines.

Building brand awareness while working to grow a startup is a delicate balancing act that has pushed many early-stage brands to look beyond their own audience, seeking out collaborations to accelerate awareness as they work to build beyond their own niches.

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Flowers Foods has again downgraded its full-year guidance after posting mixed second quarter results, citing headwinds such as macroeconomic uncertainty and more intense competition in the bread category.

In this week’s notable new products roundup, Fly By Jing transforms a classic American condiment, Actual Veggies teams with chef Maya Kaimal on its first product collaboration, and Sweet Loren’s launches its most requested cookie dough flavor.

The frozen meal maker is introducing its “most ambitious brand refresh” in its 15-year history, according to founder and CEO Adnan Durrani, as it aims to align with today’s consumer trends, including the growing anti-seed oil sentiment and an insatiable appetite for protein.

Amazon is now offering Same-Day Delivery for perishable groceries in over 1,000 cities, with plans to expand to 2,300 by the end of the year.