“Even in food and beverage categories, over the last few quarters, the units, the number of items they’re buying, has been declining,” said Brian Cornell, the company’s CEO.
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“Even in food and beverage categories, over the last few quarters, the units, the number of items they’re buying, has been declining,” said Brian Cornell, the company’s CEO.
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To spur consumer confidence and feed the continued growth of its state farmers, the PA Preferred Organic™ label will meet both USDA organic standards and that of its own program.
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Consumers do not appear to be clamoring for genetically-engineered Impossible Burgers. Is anyone surprised?
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7-Eleven selected 49 innovative and up-and-coming brands to join the retailer’s Brands with Heart showcase, now in its fifth year.
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The non-profit found troublesome amounts of the heavy metals in 16 out of 48 products tested.
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The organic berry category led overall dollar sales with $461 million for the quarter, representing a year-over-year increase of 6.9%, and organic broccoli saw the largest sales jump, up 14% from the same period last year.
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Through the distribution partnership, CVS shoppers will gain access to new and emerging “health-conscious brands,” including high-quality, better-for-you natural, organic and specialty items.
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In Watsonville, CA, students, farmworkers and doctors urged the state’s Department of Pesticide Regulation to restrict the use of harmful pesticides and push farmers to adopt organic practices.
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FreshDirect’s Rising Industry Producers and Entrepreneurs Program will help brands grow in retail and expand their customer base in the New York City and tri-state area.
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An absolute tragedy. Chlorpyrifos harms children’s developing brains and is associated with attention deficit disorders, loss of IQ, reduced working memory and more.
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After many years of delays, the deeply flawed Organic Livestock and Poultry Standards will be published in the Federal Register.
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As part of the USDA’s Transition to Organic Partnership program, mentors will be paid $3,000 and mentees will receive a $500 stipend.
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Barak Bar-Cohen said his experience at the better-for-you beverage brand fueled his desire to revamp supply chains with his new manufacturing company.
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In the new Bee-Friendly Retailer Scorecard from Friends of the Earth, progress on toxic pesticides is not moving fast enough to help save the bees. Very, very concerning.
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The European Council has stated that growing inflation, as well as high food and energy prices, led to reduced sales of organic food products in many EU markets in 2023.
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A new lawsuit alleges violation of federal law and a green light for organic fraud.
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It was widely expected that glyphosate would be renewed by the EU, but this proved not to be the case. The next vote on this comes in November.
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In a lawsuit represented by represented by Richman Law & Policy, Toxin Free USA filed a lawsuit against restaurant chain CAVA, alleging deceptive marketing of its food and business practices.
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Along with exploring M&A opportunities, KeHE will expand its play in fresh food and build a stronger relationship with Kroger.
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Senator Peter Welch of Vermont introduced the Organic Dairy Assistance, Investment, and Reporting Yields Act (O DAIRY Act) to provide long-needed support for struggling organic dairy producers.
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Buckwheat, complex heat and women’s health are just a few of the trends highlighted by the retailer.
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After pleading guilty to wire fraud in connection with an organic crops conspiracy, a Minnesota farmer must now pay the price.
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The goal of the 4-year project is to equip organic growers and industry stakeholders with science-based tools and training to enable them to comply with organic agriculture rules and food safety best practices and requirements.
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Products made with the ingredient are growing in popularity, but domestic manufacturers are in “grave peril,” producer Puris claims.
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