November U.S. Dairy Report
Report on U.S. Dairy Market Outlook: Fourth Quarter 2024 and 2025 Projections Introduction The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) regularly publishes the Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook report, which provides…
Bird Flu Spreads Across the EU as France and the UK Ramp Up Precautionary Measures
Bird flu, or highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), continues its concerning spread across the European Union, prompting France and the UK to elevate their risk assessments and tighten biosecurity measures…
America’s Coffee Wars: How Small Towns Became the New Frontline for Chains Competing for Caffeine-Loving Customers
The American coffee market is hotter than ever—and it’s not just happening in big cities. Across the country, small towns have become the unexpected battleground for a fierce competition among…
Lifeway Foods Rejects Danone’s Bid
The recent rejection by Lifeway Foods of Danone’s $283 million acquisition proposal has sparked interest in the food and beverage industry, highlighting Lifeway's strategic intentions to maintain its independence while…
Ukraine’s Bid to Enter the Chinese Food Market: Implications for Global Food Trade
In an era of fluctuating geopolitical alliances and shifting trade landscapes, Ukraine's latest move to gain entry into China’s lucrative food market represents a strategic development with wide-reaching implications for…
Boxer Mike Tyson Backs Mission-Driven Plant-Based QSR Chain Mr. Charlie’s
Legendary boxer and entrepreneur Mike Tyson has announced a significant investment in the plant-based quick-service restaurant (QSR) chain Mr. Charlie’s through his holding company, Carma HoldCo. Known as the “vegan…
FrieslandCampina Expands in Southwest Europe, Emphasizing Sustainability and Growth
FrieslandCampina, the Dutch dairy cooperative, has appointed Müller as the Managing Director for its operations in Iberia, Italy, and France, marking a strategic push in Southwest Europe. A long-serving member…
Mountaire’s Leadership Transition and Its Future Implications
Analyzing the Impact of Phil Plylar’s Departure and Amanda Irwin’s Appointment Mountaire Farms, a significant player in the poultry industry and the fourth-largest company in its sector, has announced a…
Coca-Cola’s “Spiced” Flop in 2024: Why Classics Reign Over Innovation
Introduction Coca-Cola, a brand synonymous with the traditional cola taste, decided to experiment with a new flavor in 2024—a raspberry-infused “Spiced” soda. However, the venture was short-lived, and Coca-Cola quickly…
How Yale is Revolutionizing the Personalised Nutrition Industry
Close-up of a smartphone displaying a personalized nutrition app with a customized diet plan based on gut microbiome analysis, surrounded by healthy foods.
Nestlé’s Growth Slows as New CEO Laurent Freixe Faces Challenges
Nestlé, the world’s largest food manufacturer, has faced significant challenges in maintaining its organic growth. The company's new CEO, Laurent Freixe, recently revised the projected growth figure for 2024 to…
Global Poultry Experts Discuss Future of Broiler Nutrition at International Conference
The 7th International Broiler Nutritionists’ Conference, titled Poultry Beyond 2030, recently took place in Queenstown, New Zealand, from September 16 to 20. Sponsored by Aviagen®, the event brought together poultry…
USDA Weekly Beef and Pork Export Sales Surge: A Closer Look at the U.S. Meat Export Landscape
The U.S. beef and pork export markets have experienced significant movement in recent weeks, signaling a robust demand for American meat products. The latest USDA export sales report showcases notable…
ECJ Ruling: Plant-Based Foods Can Use ‘Meaty’ Terminology
The European Court of Justice has ruled that EU member states cannot ban the use of 'meaty' terminology for plant-based foods. This decision allows vegetarian products to use terms like…
Brazil’s Poultry Prices Drop Against Record Production & Strong Export Performance
Brazil’s chicken meat production hit record highs in Q2 2024, but prices fell despite strong export performance due to oversupply in the market. Introduction: A Challenging Quarter for Brazil’s Chicken…
Lamb Weston Announces Closure of Connell Facility and Workforce Reductions Amid Economic Challenges
Lamb Weston plans to close its Connell facility, cut 428 jobs, and restructure its operations to address soft demand and increase cost efficiency. Discover more here. Introduction: Lamb Weston Announces…
EU Delays Deforestation Law: What It Means for Global Trade and Environmental Policies
The EU delays its deforestation law, giving companies more time to comply. Discover how this decision impacts global trade and environmental efforts. Introduction: EU Deforestation Law Delayed In response to…
Several types of insurance options for imported goods
There are several types of insurance that can be used to cover imported products. Some of the most common types include: Marine insurance: This type of insurance covers the risk…
The export & import of meat
The export and import of meat is a significant aspect of the global food trade. Meat, including beef, pork, and poultry, is one of the most widely traded food products…
Worlds largest seafood producers
According to data from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the top five largest seafood producers in the world in terms of tonnage are China, Peru, Norway,…