Approval marks the fourth natural color additive greenlit in two months as part of the administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” initiative to phase out petroleum-based dyes from the food supply.
The FDA action is in line with US Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s priority to work with industry to phase out the use of all synthetic, petroleum-based dyes from the nation’s food supply
The acquisition strengthens Vilore Foods’ portfolio with bold, better-for-you Mexican staples and marks its official entry into the natural foods space
Vilore Foods' acquisition of Tia Lupita Foods reflects the company's continued commitment to supporting culturally connected and emerging brands that celebrate heritage and flavor.
Veteran food and beverage executive brings more than 30 years of leadership experience to the role, as company reaffirms 2025 financial guidance and continues branded spirits expansion
Willamette is renowned by consumers and retailers for its highly customizable, hand-crafted fruit pies, cobblers, and dessert products that use high quality, natural ingredients.
Adam Butler most recently served as CEO of Insignia International, a global, diversified food company, where he led its rebranding and strategic transformation from Flagship Food Group.
Action marks first phase of identity standard overhaul, targeting canned produce, dairy, baked goods, and more to reduce regulatory burden and support innovation
The actions are the first results from the agency’s ongoing analysis of its portfolio of over 250 food Standards of Identity (SOI) to make sure they are useful, relevant and serve consumers in the best possible way.
This year’s challenge pushed participants to explore new and novel uses for egg yolk in food product development, moving beyond traditional applications to unlock new potential in functionality, format and flavor.
Two graduate students receive grants supporting their research into the gut microbiome and probiotics in a program championing the next generation of scientific leaders
This year's grants have been awarded to Owen Hale of Vanderbilt University and Ella Ramamurthy of Rice University, each receiving $25,000 to support innovative research aimed at deepening scientific understanding of yogurt, probiotics and the gut microbiome.
New research reveals most North American consumers prioritize taste and affordability over avoiding so-called “bad” ingredients, despite rising media buzz around ultra-processed foods and food additives
While tracking cultural conversations around demonized ingredients is essential, immediate action to remove them from the food supply is not always necessary.