



Beef prices are sizzling at $6.30/lb, and President Donald Trump’s fix – importing Argentine cattle – is sparking bipartisan backlash. Industry leaders warn the move may fuel geopolitical tensions without lowering consumer costs.

AI is transforming food industry operations, marketing, and media fast and affordably. Brands that reinvest AI-driven savings into quality, transparency, and innovation will lead the next wave of consumer trust and growth.

Despite investor jitters and industry shakeouts, Impossible Foods founder Patrick Brown recently told FI he remains bullish on alt-meat’s future. With tech advancements and health-driven messaging, plant-based protein may yet win over skeptical consumers.

Gen Xers may represent the “forgotten generation,” but their loyalty, functionality-first mindset, and $39 trillion inheritance make them a retail force. Ignore their evolving wellness habits and omnichannel expectations at your brand’s peril.
The latest FI Fast Break news podcast touches on how the ongoing government shutdown is expected to take a toll on restaurant chains.
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The latest FI Fast Break news podcast touches on Beyond Meat’s ominous news regarding its tumbling shares.
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Kellanova vice president Dr. Deepali Palta shares how a focus on the consumer, business, and technology impact global innovation at the company.
The latest FI Fast Break news podcast provides an update on the government shutdown and discusses how the event could impact food and beverage businesses.
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The latest FI Fast Break news podcast touches on talks of a potential government shutdown, and its possible impact on the livestock market.
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