New Food & Beverage Products Video: Additional benefits come when Wasa is topped with hummus, fresh vegetables, fruits, lean meats, cheeses, various spreads, and/or other nutrient packed foods. In addition to being gluten free, the crispbread crackers are Non-GMO Project verified.

New Food & Beverage Products Video: In addition, the revamped snack cake brings back the original cake’s shape, featuring rounded edges, a defining characteristic that generations of Suzy Q’s devotees know and love. 

This distinct trio of 10 billion live, active probiotic CFUs is powered by BB-12, the most documented bifidobacteria in the world and well known for its efficacy in digestive and immune health. Califia Farms is the first to batch ferment the BB-12 strain in a non-dairy yogurt.

The bars are powered by Reishi - a known adaptogenic superfood that helps the body balance stress and supports healthy immune function, detoxification, and overall health - as well as nutrient-rich, elevated ingredients including cashew butter, coconut oil, hemp seeds, cashews, pumpkin seeds, almonds, and chia seeds.

Each package of Green Giant Veggie Spirals provides consumers with an easy and convenient way to add more nutritious veggies to meals.

New Food & Beverage Products Video: In addition to delivering more DHA than other Omega-3 dairy products, each serving of fairlife® DHA Whole Milk provides 13g of protein and 35% of the daily value of calcium.

New Food & Beverage Products Video: Taza Chocolate introduced Amaze Bar, a line of stone ground dark chocolate bars. Flavor combinations and bold stone ground texture make Taza Chocolate's Amaze Bars a chocolate experience.

Food and beverage processing is experiencing a monumental shift in the demand for foods that are made from, or are made with, or have added living microorganisms such as bacteria and yeast.

New Food & Beverage Products Video: The new pairings deliver a mash-up of 100% real cheese flavor and textures, creating a satisfying snacking experience that changes with every bite.

Gen Zs, like the Millennials, prefer food and beverages with transparent labeling and an absence of artificial ingredients; skeptical of big brands and too many label claims, finds the NPD report, which takes a holistic look at the attitudes, behaviors, and voices of Gen Zs.