Four startups will advance bold, blueberry-forward innovations — from gut-health powders to fruit-first frozen desserts — in a nine-week program culminating at the 2025 Blueberry Convention
The Blueberry Boost Accelerator was launched earlier this year to fuel forward-thinking product innovation and elevate blueberries as a hero ingredient by supporting visionary startups.
With pests, disease, and climate threats jeopardizing up to 30% of peanut crops, Mars is investing in genomic science and global partnerships to build a more resilient peanut supply for generations to come
Mars has a clear goal of helping to stem the tide of devastating crop losses that currently prevent up to 30% of peanuts from making it from pod to plate, costing farmers hundreds of millions of dollars and jeopardizing a key source of protein for millions of families worldwide.
From cherry-packed limited editions and protein-rich smoothies to toddler snacks and nostalgic cereal twists, brands are dishing out bold flavors and better-for-you innovations to fuel every moment of summer
The nine-week hybrid accelerator program will connect early-stage, revenue-generating companies of products using blueberries as a prominent ingredient with top blueberry, food and consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry leaders to fast-track growth through expert mentorship, tailored commercialization support and strategic guidance.
Food scientists have long recognized that crunch is something more than a texture; it has the power to affect how we interpret flavor. Crunchy foods yield many sensations and experiences, and are psychologically rewarding on several levels.
YoGos are made using creamy organic whole milk Greek yogurt, 4g of protein, real fruit (like strawberries and mango), hidden veggies (like squash and purple sweet potato), and gut-friendly probiotics.
While most allergic reactions cause mild symptoms, some can be severe or life-threatening. Understanding how the FASTER Act changes food labeling could help consumers prevent these adverse reactions.