For over 500 years, we’ve been looking for the fountain of youth—that magical restorative water that will make us look and feel younger. While the fountain has yet to be discovered, we can find some solace in knowing that many of the foods we eat are becoming healthier for us.
I recently attended my first IBIE (International Bakery Industry Exposition) this past weekend, in Las Vegas, and it was definitely an interesting experience.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced it will redefine how and when “healthy” can be claimed on food labels in order to align with new nutrition and dietary guidelines.
Just when I thought that the presidential campaign had demonstrated how weird a year 2016 could be, the FDA announced yesterday that it was going to tackle the definition of the word “healthy.” Is that nuts or what?
Frozen foods and snacks are meeting no shortage of challenges in the marketplace according to the “Frozen Foods in the U.S.: Hot Meals, Sides, and Snacks” report from Packaged Facts.
J&J Snack Foods Corp. recently acquired Corazonas HEARTBAR oatmeal squares. Corazonas HEARTBARS provide a mix of heart-healthy ingredients, all while being non-GMO, high in protein (up to 6g), low sodium and rich in fiber. The oatmeal squares use only simple, wholesome, non-gluten containing ingredients.
Quinn Snacks' ready to eat, farm-to-bag popcorn, is now available in snack-size bags in two flavors: ready to eat popcorn with coconut oil, made with organic and virgin coconut oil, and ready to eat white cheddar, the first white cheddar ready to eat popcorn to use only real white cheddar cheese.
Picked at the peak of ripeness, red raspberries grown for processing are frozen within hours of harvest to capture the fruit’s sensory and nutrient integrity.
Perfect Bar is launching a trio of brand new flavors, Blueberry Cashew, Maple Almond, and Coconut Peanut Butter, on September 1 in Whole Foods Markets and online.