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The season of giving for consumers can turn into a season of growth to most food brands. Especially if they’ve got Oprah’s blessing.

From a private label Kombucha to its own meat and cheese snacks, Kroger is reacting to changing consumer tastes by doubling down on both private label and branded products with a healthier halo.

In this issue of NOSH Voices, Zachary DeAngelo, an entrepreneur, investor and advisor to CPG brands, looks at the potential impacts of Whole Foods’ transition to centralized buying.

This week’s Press Clips looks at issues of trust, or lack thereof, within the food industry, including lawsuits and consumers’ views on hot topic subjects.

The newly created Healthy Fats Coalitions wants the food industry to stop trimming fat from conversations about American consumers’ health.

Bone broth brand Bare Bones announced that it has signed Wegmans as its first national retailer. The deal will take Bare Bones into 70 of the retailer’s stores, instantly doubling the brand’s distribution and expanding its retail footprint to the East Coast.

Chex Finer Foods has been signed to distribute natural and local food products to all Big Y World Class Markets stores.

Finnish chocolate company Goodio is bringing its mission to change the world — one sweet treat at a time — to the U.S.

After two years of rapid growth and product development, plant-based food and beverage brand, Good Karma, is launching its newest product, flax-based yogurts.

Spoon University, a food-focused media company aimed at millennials, is helping brands reach those hungry college students. The company announced earlier this month that it’s joining forces with Chef’d, an online meal kit marketplace, to launch a meal kit subscription service specifically designed for college students.