Happy Family, New York, N.Y., says it is the first organic baby food brand to expand into the prenatal category.

Justin’s finely-crafted organic peanut butter cups are 100 percent organic, gluten-free and made with Justin’s famous peanut butter and Rainforest Alliance Certified cocoa.

If Taka Yamaguchi has his way, athletes competing in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo will be eating organic—an ambitious plan that more than 100 of Japan's top grocery retailers, food importers and distributors learned about at a recent Organic Trade Association (OTA) sponsored seminar in Japan.

In advance of the fall soup season, Blount Fine Foods, Corp., Fall River, Mass., is introducing a line of 16oz organic soups, which will be sold at retail under the Blount brand.

While popped snacks are gaining considerable attention as one of the up-and-coming sectors of the bagged snacks market, there still appears to be some mileage in the traditional popcorn market, both in the US and Europe.

Research and Markets, Dublin, Ireland, released its "Natural and Organic Foods and Beverages in the U.S., 4th Edition" report.

It is certainly not uncommon these days to purchase at least some natural and organic products and even occasionally shop in a specialty gourmet retailer.

Whether consumers can't get enough Greek yogurt, or could never get into it, Stonyfield Farm Inc., Londonderry, N.H., says it has a new product to please every food fan's palate.

Already known for organic and non-GMO fruit snacks and cookies, Tasty Brand Inc., Los Angeles, now offers what it says are the first Sandwich Crème Cookies both certified USDA organic and verified non-GMO by the Non-GMO Project.

Campbell Soup Company, Camden, N.J., announced plans to launch more than 200 new products in fiscal 2015 to meet consumers’ changing tastes, preferences and needs.