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Sweets and Snacks: How To Survive in an Omnichannel World
In a presentation last week at the Sweets and Snacks Expo in Chicago, Emily Mescher, managing director of Harris Insights, emphasized the need for manufacturers and retailers to build brand equity by innovating around evolving consumer needs and emerging shopping channels in response to shifts in brand loyalty.
Goodio to Bring Dairy-Free Oat Chocolate to U.S.
Finland-based premium chocolate maker Goodio will be bringing its newest innovation, ChocOats, to the U.S. this summer.
‘Clearing Up Confusion’ Around CBD
There’s green to be had for food brands looking to cash in on the green rush — but that’s only if they can navigate the complicated and strict regulations surrounding cannabis.
PepsiCo to Buy Bare In Snacking Play
The addition of Bare Snacks will further expand PepsiCo’s portfolio of healthy and better-for-you snacks.
The Checkout: Good Day Launches Chocolate Vitamins for Kids
From a supplement maker debuting a new children’s product line to brick-and-mortar grocers getting in on meal kits, here is the natural food news you need to know from this week.
Stone Beer Co-Founder: We’re Bringing Craft to Nut Butter
Stone Brewing co-founder and executive chairman Greg Koch is moving beyond beer with the launch of with Nutista, an artisanal, stone-ground nut butter line.
Distribution Roundup: Molly & You Bakes Up Business with Walmart
From microwavable mug cakes to seaweed-infused pasta, here is the latest in natural distribution news.
New Primal Launches Noble Made, Expands Distribution
The erstwhile jerky and condiment company announced today a new brand identity on the condiment side, which will also include five newly launched sauces. The new identity comes as the company recently completed a 60-day rollout into 2000 new stores and closed a capital round in March.
That’s It Doubles Down on Clean Label With Redesign
A month after the fruit bar maker was hit with a lawsuit centered around its clean label branding, the company is sporting a new look that more zealously embraces the same characteristics it was sued for.
Whole Foods Delays GMO Labeling Rollout
In a email to suppliers today, Whole Foods Market executives announced that the company will delay the rollout of its planned GMO Labeling Policy.









