Vital Proteins, the leading producer of collagen peptides, closed on a $19m round of financing from CAVU Venture Partners.
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Vital Proteins, the leading producer of collagen peptides, closed on a $19m round of financing from CAVU Venture Partners.
Read ArticleAfter purchasing Pukka in the UK, Unilever has expanded its tea portfolio even further with the acquisition of Tazo in the U.S.
Read ArticleIn a study released by The Clean Label Project, it was found that baby foods, including organic brands such as Plum Organics and Sprout, had dangerously high levels of arsenic, lead, cadmium and acrylamide.
Read ArticleIn a study published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, women who consumed more fruits and vegetables, which contained high amounts of pesticide residue, were associated with a lower chance of pregnancy and a higher risk of pregnancy loss.
Read ArticleSeeking to learn from its mistakes with GMOs, seed companies are looking to build trust with consumers for foods edited with CRISPR technology.
Read ArticleIn an attempt to grow its number of lower-priced grocery items, Amazon has cut its seller fees from 15% to 8%.
Read ArticleMatt Seeley, CEO of the Organic Produce Network, talked about market dynamics, opportunities and challenges in the organic produce sector.
Read ArticleProposed instructions on how to crack down on fraudulent organic grains from abroad may not be not strong enough to protect the integrity of organic.
Read ArticleOn Amazon’s 3rd quarter conference call, CFO Brian Olsavsky said that the company will probably develop new store formats.
Read ArticleThe UK’s dominant organic supermarket chain has retained an investment bank and is putting itself up for sale.
Read ArticleWith facilities in New York City, Newark, Providence and Portland, Foodworks is providing a co-working space for food and beverage entrepreneurs.
Read ArticleCircleUp Growth Partners is a new $125m fund that will make CPG investments using a machine-learning tool called Helio.
Read ArticleOn track towards a $20 million run-rate, the uber-successful REBBL wants to redefine the meaning of a functional beverage.
Read ArticleRodale, whose titles include Men’s Health, Prevention and Organic Life, has been sold to Hearst, ending the family’s 75-year control over a very influential health and wellness media property. Rodale Institute is a non-profit entity and has nothing to do with the sale of Rodale.
Read ArticleUniquely J, a private label of Jet.com, has released its first 50 products, including organic coffee, organic salsa, organic teriyaki sauce and other household items.
Read ArticlePipeline Foods has launched a Farm Profit Program, which will help farmers increase profitability through organic, regenerative production practices.
Read ArticleA number of Whole Foods’ leases are preventing Amazon from executing specific strategic initiatives, such as installing Amazon lockers.
Read ArticleIn a report recently published in JAMA, it was found that people who tested positive for glyphosate, a chemical which causes cancer, grew by 500% over a 20-year period.
Read ArticleVery big news! With a 10-year reauthorization for glyphosate having failed, the European Commission (EC) is now set to consider a phase-out or shorter license for the world’s most used herbicide.
Read ArticleTarget is in the process of opening up a dozen smaller-format stores across the country, which have more than twice the sales productivity of the company’s average store.
Read ArticleIn the UK, the Soil Association has released an app that can trace your organic food from field to fork.
Read ArticleSo far, Amazon’s takeover of Whole Foods has not disrupted grocery prices throughout the industry. However, it is very early.
Read ArticleNew data from the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) 2016 Certified Organic Survey was just released, and it showed sales from U.S. farms and ranches grew by 23% in 2016.
Read ArticleFormed about a year ago, the Cold Pressure Council expects its members to start licensing the use of the new HPP logo beginning next spring.
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