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In this week’s notable new products roundup, Bulletproof grows its Enhanced Coffee lineup on the heels of its rebrand, Fresh Gourmet introduces new salad toppings in collaboration with Tajín and Sprinkles partners with Diamond Crystal Salt Co. and Maple Hill on a limited-edition cupcake. Prime Bar Supplement company Equip Foods unveiled a new protein bar… Read more »

Food-and-beverage focused firm KDSA Investment Partners has acquired Spokane, Wash.-based direct-store-delivery house Williams Distributors, a significant provider of ice cream and other frozen foods throughout the Northwest.

By literally turning the problem on its head, One Trick Pony founder Lucy Dana thinks she’s solved the oil crisis. No, not that one.

Private equity firm HC Private Investments has formed a new baked goods and snack manufacturing outfit, known as Artisan Bakery, via the acquisitions of Snackwerks and Specialty Bakers.

Starbucks is the latest to take down a red dye pill, with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sharing details from a meeting with the coffee giant’s CEO where he “shared the company’s plans to further MAHA its menu.”

Consumers in the food and beverage industry seek innovation even in times of economic uncertainty, a sentiment validated by Circana’s 2024 New Product Pacesetters report. We’re breaking down the report’s key findings, including what has shaped the CPG landscape.

This week, the podcast team digs into the disruption caused by a cyberattack on wholesaler UNFI’s information technology systems last week. Next, the hosts discuss Taste Tomorrow Ventures’ first food investment and why sour candy is whetting investor appetites lately. Finally, the podcasters highlight a soccer star’s foray into the consumer packaged goods field and a beverage brand’s latest partnerships.

In this reviews roundup, we take a bite out of Purely Elizabeth’s high-protein oatmeal, Khloe Kardashian’s Khloud Protein Popcorn, and CVT Soft Serve.

From pouches to sprays to pastes, on-the-go caffeine consumers searching for portable alternatives to coffee or energy drinks have new formats to choose from.

Kristen Bell’s snack brand, f.k.a. This Saves Lives, is now All In Foods. The company emerged with its new moniker this month alongside announcing a fresh, $4 million cash infusion.