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Marketing in a Pandemic with Shelley Forrester

What’s the key to marketing in a pandemic? The Food Institute’s Chris Campbell speaks with Shelley Forrester, founder of the Forrester Network, on marketing and advertising strategies that can be employed during the time of …

Sweet on Stevia with the International Stevia Council

What makes consumers so sweet on stevia? The Food Institute spoke with the International Stevia Council’s executive director Maria Teresa Scardigli and president Andy Ohmes regarding the rise of stevia, the natural, no-calorie sweetener. In …

Mankai: Small Plant, Big Protein

Hinoman, an Israeli agri-tech startup, is betting on a tiny, protein-packed vegetable-a member of the duckweed family-to shape the future of global protein consumption. Called Mankai, Hinoman spent close to a decade cultivating this vegetable ...

Cannabis Packaging Requirements

With the full legalization of edibles in Canada, and certain states in the U.S., packaging has become a major concern for producers, with the top concerns primarily including regulations and branding, as well as sustainability, …

Honoring Women Execs in Specialty Food Industry

As the conclusion of The Food Institute Report‘s Women’s History series, we are spotlighting the three female executives who were recently honored as the recipients of Specialty Food Association’s (SFA) eighth annual Leadership Awards. The …

In the Event of An Emergency

The coronavirus is a reminder it is important for businesses to have plans in place in the advent of emergencies. The primary goals of crisis communication and management are to limit the damage, preserve the …

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Reducing Sugar and Sweetness

Sugar reduction is a popular option for the three in five U.S. consumers who would rather cut back on sugar than consume artificial sweeteners, according to Innova Market Insights. Manufacturers are taking note of this …

4 Key Disruptors in Packaged Food

The packaged food industry is undergoing a rapid evolution. Industry giants are re-engineering household-name products to meet modern preferences and diversifying into healthier, fresher, and more sustainable offerings. The following four key trends are fundamentally …

Honeybees Vital to Almond Market’s Future

As pollination activities pick up in California's almond-bearing regions, a migrant workforce is ready to do their jobs. The arrivals are not humans, but rather honeybees. About 2.5 million honeybee colonies will be moved into ...

What’s Trending for the New Year?

Lab grown meat, ghost kitchens and alcohol-free beverages are expected to be trends in 2020, according to Baum + Whiteman’s 2020 Food & Beverage Report. Lab grown meats, made from animal cells, are coming to the …