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Three months after its acquisition of Argo Tea, The Planting Hope Company has spun off the asset as its own subsidiary.

Two Chicago-based retailers Foxtrot and natural grocery chain Dom’s Kitchen & Market announced an all-stock merger that will create a new entity called Outfox Hospitality.

Ghee butter company 4th & Heart has secured a $10 million investment led by existing investor Cambridge Companies SPG to help the brand build out more production in its ghee stick product line which is seeing rapid growth in the premium butter category.

On this week’s episode of the NOSH Podcast, the team talks Thanksgiving traditions and what is to come at NOSH Live. Then dives into influencer disclosures on social media (or the lack thereof) after the FTC recently sent out warning letters.

TRUFF, the premium, truffle-enhanced condiment brand that has counted global super- brands including Taco Bell, The Super Mario Brothers Movie and Hidden Valley Ranch as partners, now has an icon to call its own.

Vacadillos, the meat snack brand owned by beef biltong purveyor Stryve Foods, is now available nationwide at Albertsons Companies stores, the brand announced in a press release today; Dough and frozen pizza maker Yough! – which markets low-carb doughs made from Greek yogurt – is now available in New York City via GoPuff.

Dive into NOSH’s Weekly Briefing with all the top news from last week including Post Holdings steadying the ship, Fody picking up new investment and White Castle bringing back its stuffing just in time for Thanksgiving.

In this week’s notable new products roundup, Caulipower grows its collection of cauliflower-coated chicken products, Amia launches what it claims to be the nation’s first migraine-friendly snack line and The Coconut Cult Teams up with Simple Mills.

Post Holdings reported overall net sales gains in Q4 paired with volume declines across categories and a healthy bump from its new pet food business.

On this week’s show, NOSH editor Carol Ortenberg and the founder and CEO of Zack’s Mighty, Zack Gazzaniga, dive right into a corny discussion on the origins of the brand, its special corn supply chain journey and how different audiences respond to the details of that story.