Dried bonito stock odor may improve palatability of salt-reduced foods
A study published in the Journal of Food Science shows that the aroma of dried bonito stock may improve the palatability of saltiness. IFT Daily News
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First N.H. Whole Foods includes pub restaurant
A new Whole Foods Market store located in Nashua, N.H. — the retailer’s first in the state — also features its first in-store restaurant in the North Atlantic region. read … Continue Reading →
Price Chopper, Whole Foods employees accept Ice Bucket Challenge
Supermarket executives and employees have not been immune to the Ice Bucket Challenge, which asks participants to dunk themselves with ice water and post social media videos in order to … Continue Reading →
45% of Americans seek out organic foods
According to a recent Gallup poll, a little less than half of Americans—45%—actively try to include organic foods in their diets, while 15% actively avoid them. IFT Daily News
Newly Weds Foods acquires Continental Seasoning
Newly Weds Foods Inc. has purchased Continental Seasoning Inc., an industrial seasoning manufacturer based in Teaneck, N.J., for an undisclosed sum. IFT Daily News
Mexican company buys Faribault Foods
According to the StarTribune, Faribault Foods has been purchased for an undisclosed price by privately owned La Costeña, one of Mexico’s largest canned food companies. IFT Daily News
Full speed ahead in fresh foods
Although it was another strong year for the perimeter, retailers need to be in tune with customer trends and tastes to keep increasing fresh sales. read more Supermarket News
Whole Foods sets first national marketing effort
Whole Foods Market, Austin, Texas, said Wednesday it plans to launch its first-ever national marketing and brand campaign in the fall — a program focused on responsible growing standards for … Continue Reading →
Tyson Foods to sell Mexico, Brazil poultry businesses
Tyson Foods Inc. has reached a definitive agreement with JBS SA to sell its poultry businesses in Mexico and Brazil. IFT Daily News
Lowes Foods offers in-store produce prep
Lowes Foods’ shoppers can now have their produce chopped, cored, cubed, peeled or prepped any other way while they shop. read more Supermarket News