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Crafted from simple plant-based ingredients, Versaterra is non-GMO compliant, allergen-friendly (‘Big 9’), and free of saturated fat. It offers an excellent source of protein, a good source of fiber, and the convenience of being shelf-stable and easy to hydrate.

Through the Source by Indigo program, farmers receive data tools, technical guidance and premiums for regenerative rice production. The collaboration aims to drive community benefits, environmental gains and long-term farm prosperity.

Born from chef-driven innovation and years of field testing, the Spare Burger delivers full beef flavor with a lighter environmental footprint. Early adopters say the upcycled blend is helping meet health, sustainability and operational goals—without compromise.

Chocolove is reviving its festive Tree-Shaped Bites for the holidays, adding two new filled chocolates to the limited-time lineup. The treats feature premium ingredients, traceable cocoa and Rainforest Alliance certification, available online and at major retailers.

General Mills is scaling its investment in Kernza, a perennial grain with deep roots that improve soil health and carbon sequestration. The expansion brings Kernza to four Cascadian Farm cereals, furthering the brand’s long-term sustainability goals.

New research from NYU Stern’s Center for Sustainable Business finds that consumers respond strongly to social sustainability claims—especially when tied to a product’s core purpose. Messages focused on access, basic needs and community support significantly outperformed traditional category claims across demographics.

On Sept. 29–30, the Upcycled Food Foundation hosts its second Global Symposium, featuring international research and insights on upcycled food. The event coincides with the UN’s International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste, amplifying the call for global food systems change.

McDonald’s USA is teaming up with suppliers like Cargill, Golden State Foods and OSI to invest in regenerative agriculture. The initiative aims to boost rancher resilience, protect natural resources and secure a stronger beef supply chain.

Crafted using a cleaner decaffeination process to mirror the flavor of their caffeinated counterparts, and the releases continue the brand’s mission to provide premium, sustainably sourced coffee.

The facility—known as the Ranchito—represents a significant step forward in Plantible's mission to reshape global food production by harnessing the power of plants.