With President Trump returning to the White House, the food and beverage industry prepares for a wild ride in 2025.

The moves come partly in response to a key executive departure, partly due to the company’s new interest in energy drinks.

Facility expected to help the Japanese snack company accelerate development of Asian-flavored products for the U.S.

As hinted a month ago, the agency agreed with a 2022 consumer petition that the color additive does cause cancer in lab ...

FDA inspection of company’s Colorado Springs, Colo., facility in November 2024 finds food-safety shortcomings that Taylor ...

California forced the issue, now the FDA appears likely to reconsider additives that for decades have been considered safe, ...

The Acheson Group says the new administration might be the best shot ever at a single food safety agency; keep an eye on ...

Following Spring 2024 merger, the two companies will work in tandem to grow the unified business under its new brand identity ...

Executive churn continues as Andrew Archambault joins the company and Veronica Villasenor is promoted to head salty snacks.

Longstanding poor sanitation efforts at the Jarratt., Va., plant remain the cause of last summer’s outbreak, which killed 10 ...

Brian Sorenson has been tasked with carrying forward the frozen Indian meals, breads and appetizers brand into a new phase ...

Mexican beverage company Grupo Jumex will manufacture the six products and have them distributed in the U.S., five years ...