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Chobani selected eight food and beverage startups that span a variety of emerging categories, each bringing a unique value and perspective to the cohort.

The trend leading coral pink, yellow and green illustrations on the DRY Zero Sugar Ruby Citrus packaging were created by internationally-celebrated artist, Catalina Estrada. 

The SEEDS of CHANGE™ Accelerator, named after the Mars Food organic seed and food brand, will select six US and four Australian participants in the following areas: start-up food brands, innovative experiential offerings, new business models, and emerging technology.

Located in San Francisco, MISTA will open its physical premises in early 2019. With an extensive 7,000 square feet (650m2) of space, the MISTA Optimization Center (MOC) will provide access to a product development facility, equipment for pasteurization and fermentation, experts providing market and leadership development strategies, as well as input from world renowned culinary and food scientists.

NEXTY winners represent the best of the best when it comes to the mission and values of the natural products industry.

“This brand evolution embraces the trust and familiarity of our existing relationships while adapting to the ever-changing marketplace,” said Ken Malinowski, President of Flavorchem, “Commitment to our customers and partners remains our highest priority. As we start the new year, we will continue to be a trusted resource in flavor and color solutions and show how our focus on global innovation and thought-leadership can benefit all existing and future clients.”

Over the course of the next 16 weeks, the selected startups will participate in a dynamic program composed of learning, funding, infrastructure access, and mentorship in Chicago.

Stacy's is also announcing the launch of its inaugural Stacy's Rise Program, extending the brand's support of female entrepreneurs by awarding another $200,000 to help women nourish their food business ambitions. Together, the two efforts have potential to result in a total of $400,000 committed to support female-founded businesses in 2019.

Understandably, some innovation details are meant to be kept behind closed doors. Yet there are times when it’s okay to talk and take a peek at what’s inside those doors.

This funding will advance Good Culture in the company’s next chapter through expanded distribution and product development to grow in the overall dairy category.