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News & Analysis on the Bakery and Snacks Industries21-Jan-2025
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PepsiCo targets India’s booming ethnic snacks sector with another strategic move
PepsiCo has left no doubt about its ambitions in India, with chairman and CEO Ramon Laguarta describing it as a ‘massive opportunity’ over the next decade. The American snacking giant is delivering on this vision: aiming to capitalise on local flavours and strategic partnerships to establish dominance in this fast-growing sector.... Read more
 New product launches redefining 2025’s better-for-you movement
From clean label breakfast cereals to protein-packed snacks and wellness chocolates, 2025 is shaping up to be a year of innovation in the better-for-you (BFY) food space... See more
Is Ozempic’s impact on food and beverage sales exaggerated?
Consumers who take GLP-1 drugs might switch what they eat, but they largely spend the same amount of money on CPG food and beverage after a year on the medication... Read more
Why the food industry wants salt reduction
A range of companies within food and beverage want to reduce salt and sodium. What’s driving this trend?... Read more
What PepsiCo stands to gain from a successful bid for family-owned Haldiram Snacks
PepsiCo’s interest in acquiring a stake in Haldiram underscores the growing allure of India’s booming ethnic snacks sector. Could this move finally give the global giant a foothold in a category where it has traditionally struggled?... Read more
How to win in 2025: Top 10 tech & sustainability trends
The final instalment of our three-part guide reveals the essential tech and sustainability innovations reshaping the bakery and snack industries. By embracing these transformative trends, brands can stay ahead in a competitive and evolving marketplace... Read more
How to win in 2025: Top 10 ways to embrace indulgence and exploration
The second of the three-part guide highlights the key 2025 trends in the bakery and snacks industries, ensuring you stay competitive in a dynamic market... Read more
How to win in 2025: Mastering the top 10 health-driven innovations for success
We have developed a comprehensive three-part guide to explore the key bakery and snack trends for 2025, ensuring you stay competitive in an ever-evolving market... Read more
FDA bans Red Dye No. 3: What it means for bakery and snacks
The FDA has officially banned Red Dye No. 3 in food products, citing cancer concerns under the Delaney Clause. How will this long-awaited decision reshape the bakery and snack industries that rely on the vibrant hue?... Read more
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Flowers Foods taps into 2025’s top trend with Simple Mills deal
The $795 million acquisition reflects more than just a business transaction; it’s a telling snapshot of how major food players are recalibrating for a health-conscious, values-driven market... Read more
 2025 is shaping up to be one wild ride: From a new kid on the block to footlong cookies and reimagined cinnamon buns
The bakery and snacks scene are kicking off 2025 with a bang – think bold flavours, big ideas, and a fresh focus on sustainability.... See more
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The fine balance of reformulation
Too many people are consuming large amounts of foods high in fat, sugars and sodium (HFSS) and this is causing 8 million premature deaths globally every year, according to the World Health Organization. This has caused policymakers and governments to ramp up action to make...
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67% of retailers plan price hikes
Food and non-alcoholic drink inflation remained steady in December 2024 compared to the last year, but prices rose on the month – with retailers painting a bleak picture for future trade.... Read more
Does FDA’s proposed front-of-pack nutrition labeling miss the mark?
FDA says calling out nutrients of concern on front-of-pack will help consumers make healthier choices, but industry argues the proposed rule is overly simplistic and opaque, while public health advocates wanted stronger warnings... Read more
How will the ASA’s HFSS ad revisions impact bakery and snacks producers?
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has issued revised guidance on advertising high fat, salt, and sugar (HFSS) products, tightening the rules to close potential loopholes. But what do these stricter regulations mean for bakery and snack producers navigating the evolving advertising landscape?... Read more
Iron next in line for fortification focus
New research, highlighting the importance of maintaining iron levels during pregnancy, looks set to boost iron fortification trend.... Read more
Organic vs regenerative: Beware the pitfalls of greenwashing
The debate between organic and regenerative farming highlights the challenge of balancing sustainability with success. In this Q&A, Charles Redfern, founder of RealFoods Organico, stresses the need for brands to uphold organic principles and substantiate regenerative claims to avoid misleading consumers... Read more
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