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foodinstitute.com | Kelly Beaton |Marcy Kreiter
Home>FoodserviceHot is Hot: Spicy Beverage Flavors Taking Center Stage The spice of life turns out to be, well, spices – not just any spices, but the ones that have you grabbing your drink to cool your mouth. Recently that trend not only dominates the snack and prepared food aisles, but with spicy drinks in the beverage aisle, too. TrendIncite reported flavor combinations taking hold of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
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2 weeks ago |
foodinstitute.com | Kelly Beaton
Podcasts In this week’s FI food industry news in 2 minutes, we examine the surprisingly strong U.S. spending that’s occurring ahead of the Easter holiday. This week’s podcast also touches on relatable messaging about carbon footprints on food labels that may be the key to driving sustainable food choices.
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2 weeks ago |
foodinstitute.com | Kelly Beaton |Tess Owings
Bipartisan representatives recently reintroduced the Hot Foods Act bill, which would allow hot food purchases through SNAP (formerly known as food stamps). Currently, the SNAP program limits purchases to cold food or food that must be prepared at home. For example, a frozen chicken may be purchased, but not a rotisserie chicken. “Millions of American families rely on SNAP daily to put food on the table.
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2 weeks ago |
foodinstitute.com | Kelly Beaton
In 2025, consumers are stretching their dollars differently. Food prices are approximately 25% higher than they were three years ago, which is forcing consumers to consider cutting back on discretionary food purchases like high-end specialty items. “As consumer spending habits adjust, they’re choosing ‘fewer, better’ items; specialty foods that serve multiple roles – like a sauce used across several meals – are performing better,” said Alon Chen, the CEO of Tastewise.
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2 weeks ago |
foodinstitute.com | Kelly Beaton
Home>Food ManufacturingSunnyD Highlights Castillo Hermanos’ Bold Move in Beverages On April 3, Castillo Hermanos, a multinational diversified business group, announced an agreement with Brynwood Partners to acquire Harvest Hill Beverage Company, which is responsible for brands such as SunnyD, Juicy Juice and Little HUG, according to a press release, for nearly $1.5 billion dollars.
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