Jenni Spinner

An expert from the candy and snack giant offers BFY insights and advice for producers.

It makes sense that mint sales are up (though modestly, when looking at units sold) as recovery from the effects of the pandemic marches on. 

Some candies don’t fit neatly into one column or another. That’s okay; the “other” candies like marshmallows, spreads, interactive novelty items, and such seem to be fitting into consumers’ candy budgets just fine. 

When it comes to the gummies game, the field seemingly has more players than ever. 

Primera’s Eddie printer uses commercial-grade food inks to create one-of-a-kind treats.

The bakery operation offers a range of products, building on a treasured family recipe.

An expert from the company outlines trends in sweeteners, and how producers can deliver.

Inflation has many consumers pinching pennies during their grocery shopping trips. 

While many categories in the snack landscape continue to see moderate to impressive growth, relatively speaking, the frozen snack and appetizers category has (if you will forgive the pun) cooled. 

The U.S. population continues to adapt to life after COVID’s arrival.