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Hanover Foods Introduces 'Skinny Veg' Frozen Vegetable Line for GLP-1 Medication Users

Hanover Foods Introduces 'Skinny Veg' Frozen Vegetable Line for GLP-1 Medication Users

Hanover Foods Introduces 'Skinny Veg' Frozen Vegetable Line for GLP-1 Medication Users
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Southeast Produce Council Study Reveals Shifting Consumer Habits and AI Influence in Retail Produce Sector

Southeast Produce Council Study Reveals Shifting Consumer Habits and AI Influence in Retail Produce Sector

Southeast Produce Council Study Reveals Shifting Consumer Habits and AI Influence in Retail Produce Sector
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Beyond Meat Expands Product Portfolio with 'Phytosphere' Platform, Introducing Powders and Bars

Beyond Meat Expands Product Portfolio with 'Phytosphere' Platform, Introducing Powders and Bars

Beyond Meat Expands Product Portfolio with 'Phytosphere' Platform, Introducing Powders and Bars
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Gruff Grains Prioritizes Whole Grain Nutrition with Ancient Grain Products and Regenerative Farming

Gruff Grains Prioritizes Whole Grain Nutrition with Ancient Grain Products and Regenerative Farming

Gruff Grains Prioritizes Whole Grain Nutrition with Ancient Grain Products and Regenerative Farming
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Consumer Reports Finds Most Prenatal Vitamins Inaccurately Labeled, Calls for Stronger Standards

Consumer Reports Finds Most Prenatal Vitamins Inaccurately Labeled, Calls for Stronger Standards

A recent investigation by Consumer Reports revealed that the contents of most prenatal vitamin bottles do not accurately match what is listed on their labels. Out of 17 prenatal vitamin products tested, only two—Carlyle For Her Prenatal Multi-Vitamin & Mineral Formula and Bird&Be’s Complete Prenatal Pack—met industry-accepted potency ranges for every nutrient. While the testing found no concerning levels of contaminants like heavy metals, the widespread inaccuracy in labeling highlights a significant issue within the supplement industry. Consumer Reports' Jessica D’Argenio Waller emphasized the need for stronger standards, noting that there is currently no regulatory definition in the U.S. for what constitutes a prenatal vitamin or what it should contain.
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General Mills Introduces Ready-to-Bake Croissants Under Pillsbury Brand

General Mills Introduces Ready-to-Bake Croissants Under Pillsbury Brand

General Mills Introduces Ready-to-Bake Croissants Under Pillsbury Brand
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Quinoa Confirmed as Low FODMAP Grain for Digestive Health

Quinoa Confirmed as Low FODMAP Grain for Digestive Health

Quinoa Confirmed as Low FODMAP Grain for Digestive Health
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Study Links Ultra-Processed Foods to Increased Inflammation and Health Risks

Study Links Ultra-Processed Foods to Increased Inflammation and Health Risks

A recent study published in The American Journal of Medicine has established a link between the consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and higher levels of inflammation in the body. Researchers analyzed data from over 9,200 participants in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. The findings indicate that individuals who consumed the most UPFs had an 11% higher likelihood of elevated levels of high sensitivity C-reactive protein, a marker for inflammation associated with cardiovascular disease. This risk increased to 14% for those consuming moderate levels of UPFs (40-59% of daily calories). The study also highlighted that adults aged 50 to 59 had a 26% higher risk of inflammatory markers compared to those aged 18 to 29, and individuals with obesity showed an 80% higher risk. Experts, including study co-author Allison H. Ferris, MD, and nutritionists Jessica Cording, RD, CDN, and Sonya Angelone, RDN, emphasize that UPFs contain substances not naturally found in foods, which can alter the...
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Malted Maple Cookie Dough Custard Ice Cream Emerges as Highly Anticipated Summer Flavor

Malted Maple Cookie Dough Custard Ice Cream Emerges as Highly Anticipated Summer Flavor

Malted Maple Cookie Dough Custard Ice Cream Emerges as Highly Anticipated Summer Flavor
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Naperville Shoppers Navigate Challenges and Trends in Organic Food Market

Naperville Shoppers Navigate Challenges and Trends in Organic Food Market

Naperville Shoppers Navigate Challenges and Trends in Organic Food Market
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In-N-Out updates buns, salt and ketchup ingredients

In-N-Out updates buns, salt and ketchup ingredients

In-N-Out says it removed sesame flour from buns and replaced salt packets with sea salt.
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GLP-1 Users Prioritize Nutrition Facts Over Marketing Claims, Driving Food Industry Shift

GLP-1 Users Prioritize Nutrition Facts Over Marketing Claims, Driving Food Industry Shift

GLP-1 Users Prioritize Nutrition Facts Over Marketing Claims, Driving Food Industry Shift