Manufacturing
Search the latest supplier and service provider news involving ingredients, packaging, operations, co packing, and supply chain for natural food companies. Understand the key issues impacting cost of goods sold, pricing, inventory, ingredient sourcing and inflation that can impact the profitability and operations of businesses in natural food. Industry newcomers can also better understand the food manufacturing and co-packing processes through recent news and insights.
Visit Our Supplier Finder
The BevNET Supplier Finder is a database of companies serving the beverage industry, including flavors, formulations, and other materials needed to create food & beverage products. Find your next supplier or post a listing.
Read Supplier News
Comb through company updates and press releases from supplier and services companies on our Supplier News feed.
Featured Manufacturing Content
Annavana Wants To Get Americans Hooked On Podi
Annavana aims to capture consumers with podi, a nutrient dense, spice-infused powder typical in Indian cuisine.
Top Seedz Doubles Production Capacity In Largest Expansion Yet
The Buffalo, N.Y.-based maker of organic seed-based snacks has completed the largest expansion in its history, doubling production capacity while rolling out new sustainable packaging and adding two flavors to its cracker lineup.
Good Culture Partners with Dairy Co-Op to Expand Production Capacity
Good Culture announced today its partnership with farmer-owned cooperative Michigan Milk Producers Association (MMPA) to invest in a dedicated production facility for its cultured dairy products.
Additional Content
FoodNerd Closes $7.5M Seed Round For Nutrient-Dense Puffs
FoodNerd announced it has closed a $7.5 million seed round led by Selva Ventures, with participation from Cistern Capital, Spacestation Investments, and S2 Ventures as well as angel investor Joe Nieman.
Non-UPF Verified Enrollment Opens
Non-UPF Verified today opened up enrollment for CPG food and beverage brands at large. This marks the first time the program has been made widely available.
After a Century in Processing, Adams Group Pushes Marianne’s Into the Spotlight
Sibling duo Meg and Wayne Adams are working to usher in a new era for their family-owned food processing business with Marianne’s, a retail avocado oil and beef tallow brand launched under the leadership of their father decades ago.
The Fruit Snack Category Is About To Get Its Protein Moment
Innovation firm Foodberry announced a strategic partnership with snackable cheese and kid pouch expert Bel Group this week, parent to brands like Laughing Cow and GoGo SqueeZ.
Good Culture Eyes $1B Future With Catterton-Added Capacity
As cultured dairy brand Good Culture comes under the wing of PE firm L Catterton, the opportunities that have been sitting on the horizon are now within reach.
Honey Mama’s Adds $4M To Support Manufacturing, Distribution Growth
Honey Mama’s has secured about $4 million of new funding led by Northwest-based private equity firm Bochi Investments as it scales its manufacturing.
Coconut Cult Goes After Mass With New Cups
Coconut Cult is heading into the new year with the aim of making its premium, plant-based yogurt “accessible to the masses without compromise,” with the debut of a new 4 oz. format packed in resealable plastic cups.
Lexington Bakes Readies Retail Growth With New Price, Pack Size and Protein
Lexington Bakes is rolling out a slightly smaller pack size (1.65 oz. versus 2 oz.) which has enabled the company to lower its price point, pursue a national retail strategy, and save on costs without “heavily” sacrificing margin points.
A Year In Food Industry Upheaval: Trump, Tariffs and Titanium Dioxide
This year will go down in the history books as one marked by an unprecedented federal focus on the food industry, sparking strategic overhauls of, and a bit of panic within, Big Food operations; a flurry of state-level action against a plethora of synthetic ingredients; and the adoption of some new acronyms – UPFs and MAHA, just to name a few.
Truly Indian’s Clean Label Push Meets Tariff Pressure
Truly Indian is working to find its footing as a provider of better-for-you Indian meals and appetizers. But the emerging business has found itself in the middle of an unexpected battle: the impact of tariffs.