“Revolutionizing Plant-Based Ice Cream: InnovoPro’s Chickpea Ingredient Sets New Standards in Quality and Consumer Appeal”

As Taly Nechushtan, CEO of InnovoPro, awaited the launch of a plant-based ice cream featuring the company’s chickpea ingredient last month, she recognized that the product’s success hinged not only on its quality but also on overcoming the industry’s troubled history. Nechushtan noted that one of the significant challenges manufacturers face when using chickpeas and … Read more

“2021 Organic Food Market Overview: Growth Trends, Challenges, and Consumer Insights”

In 2021, nearly every category of organic food performed well on its own, despite experiencing a decline in growth rates to more moderate levels. Sales of organic fruits and vegetables increased by approximately 4.5%, surpassing $21 billion and accounting for a 15% share of the overall segment. While frozen fruits and vegetables significantly contributed to … Read more

“Revolutionizing Collagen Production: Aleph Farms and the Shift Towards Cell-Based Alternatives”

Collagen, a protein sourced from animals, has gained popularity in recent years for its purported benefits in alleviating joint, back, and knee pain, as well as enhancing skin elasticity. Traditionally derived from the skin and bones of animals, collagen isn’t considered cruelty-free. Aleph Farms, in its announcement about entering the collagen market, highlighted that meat … Read more

“Navigating Food Inflation: Insights from Wells Fargo’s Chief Agricultural Economist on Market Volatility and Supply Chain Challenges”

Every food category, whether it be meat, produce, bread, or dairy, has faced inflationary pressures recently. According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the consumer price index for food-at-home experienced its largest 12-month increase in over 40 years. Factors contributing to this rise include supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, and escalating fuel … Read more

“Advancing Clean Labels in Plant-Based Meat: CP Kelco and Shiru’s Innovative Collaboration”

The development of plant-based meat that resembles the taste, texture, and appeal of animal-derived meat has proven to be quite challenging. One of the ongoing hurdles has been identifying non-meat ingredients that can replicate the sensory experience consumers expect from traditional meat products. While numerous companies initially focused on flavor before shifting their attention to … Read more

“Comparing Iron Supplements: The Benefits of Ferrous Gluconate and the Role of Calcium Citrate with Magnesium”

Ferrous gluconate is often compared to other forms of iron supplements, such as ferrous sulfate and ferrous fumarate. While ferrous sulfate is commonly used, it can sometimes cause issues for individuals with kidney conditions. In contrast, ferrous gluconate is generally better tolerated. Additionally, it’s important to note that combining iron supplements with vitamins like vitamin … Read more

“Ynsect Expands into U.S. Market with Insect Protein: Aiming for $500 Million in Revenue by 2026”

While Ynsect’s insect-derived ingredients produced by its recently acquired Protfarm subsidiary in the Netherlands are currently utilized in burgers and snacks across Europe, Revah noted that the integration of Jord Producers does not imply imminent availability in the U.S. market. Jord provides Ynsect with an entry point for producing U.S.-based ingredients for human consumption, likely … Read more

“Revitalizing a Legacy: Andy Callahan’s Vision for Hostess Brands’ Transformation into a Snacking Powerhouse”

For Andy Callahan, the CEO of Hostess Brands, transforming the hundred-year-old company known for Twinkies, Ding Dongs, and Donettes into “a snacking powerhouse” involves not only envisioning its future but also reflecting on his own past. Nearly 20 years ago, Callahan was in charge of the Kraft Singles cheese business, the company’s most lucrative product. … Read more

“Exploring the Nutritional Decline in American Crops: The Impact of Soil Health and Regenerative Farming Practices”

These findings stem from extensive research into the nutritional quality of soil on American farms. According to researchers from California State University Chico, as farmers have achieved higher crop yields in recent decades, the nutritional density of food has declined. A study from the University of Texas at Austin, which analyzed USDA data from 1950 … Read more

“Addressing Methane Emissions: Innovations and Initiatives in the Food Industry”

1 10 Phenanthroline Ferrous Sulfate Complex Methane, a potent greenhouse gas responsible for increasing global temperatures by trapping heat in the atmosphere, is generated in various environments, including soil, water, and the digestive systems of certain animals. According to a fact sheet from the nonprofit Sustainable Dairy, the livestock industry contributes 31% of the total … Read more