Dirty Sue introduces the Three-Way Martini featuring Green Dots, Blue Hots and Cowboy Olives. The lower-ABV cocktail is designed by bartenders for home mixologists.
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Former shareholders of Lebanon’s MASTER Chewing Gum & Candies Co. have exited the company, transferring ownership, control and key trademarks including Cheque and PIX to a new undisclosed buyer.
Welch’s Fruit Snacks maker Promotion in Motion has sued Ireland’s AnaBio Technologies in Texas federal court, alleging its probiotic technology used in rival Yoggies snacks infringes patents and seeking damages and a halt to sales.
Hot Ones is entering the barbecue aisle. The brand behind the YouTube series is launching four sauces—Original, Hot Honey, Smoky Serrano and Caribbean—at Walmart, Kroger, H-E-B and other retailers.
From a TikTok hack to an official collaboration, Maruchan introduces its first Instant Lunch Flamin' Hot Flavored Chicken, developed with Flamin' Hot, bringing the fan-inspired heat directly to the cup without extra steps.
Dwayne Johnson’s Teremana Tequila is reviving its Guac on the Rock promotion for two months, reimbursing up to $1 million in appetizers when customers order Teremana cocktails or purchase bottles with mixers at retailers nationwide.
Honey Bunchie LLC, maker of Bon Bee Honey bars, will close April 30 after 16 years. The family-owned business sold more than 12000 bars in a farewell sale and previously appeared on Shark Tank and in 7-Eleven’s program.
Leadership shakeup in MENA confectionery. Former owners of Master Chewing Gum and Candies Co SAL have exited, transferring brands including Cheque and PIX as the Ghandour and El Shaar families shift to new ventures.
Louisville’s Trellis Brewing is launching Trellis Foods, an in-house kitchen focused on beer-friendly dishes, local sourcing and weekend brunch. The new taproom-driven menu debuts in Smoketown on April 10.
Laoban is expanding at Target from a limited test to more than 1,500 stores in May, increasing distribution points from 2,000 to nearly 10,000. New soup dumplings will debut exclusively, supported by a $7.2M funding round.
Food Export USA is expanding its team to strengthen support for U.S. food and agriculture exporters. New Marketing Manager Danyelle Thornton and Liaison Austin Warner will focus on member engagement and advancing global opportunities.
PLTFRM has consolidated subsidiaries including Team Direct, VENDO, AMPD, Cities and Presence under one brand to build an integrated omnichannel growth platform across retail, digital and natural channels.
McCormick to merge with Unilever’s food business in a $45B deal? It’s part of this week’s April Fools special. Also inside: AI-era prank culture, beef tallow bars, and the hotel minibar.
A jury found Impossible Foods liable for willful infringement of Joel Runyon’s IMPOSSIBLE trademark, awarding more than $3 million in damages. The ruling underscores ongoing intellectual property challenges facing food brands.
HRA Foundation will host its 10th Annual Charity Golf Tournament in support of CURE Childhood Cancer’s 50th anniversary, uniting retailers and suppliers to raise funds for pediatric cancer research and family support programs.
Lebanon’s MASTER Chewing Gum & Candies Co. has been sold to an undisclosed buyer, with Cheque and PIX trademarks included in the deal. The Ghandour and El Shaar families have exited the company to pursue new ventures.
New products roundup: Roots Farm Fresh expands into breakfast with organic sweet potato tots and hash browns; Huer Foods partners with Cholula on swicy chamoy gummy rings; Dr. Praeger’s launches Mac & Cheese Stars among other innovations reaching shelves.
El Latino has partnered with Apex Capital to back its U.S. expansion. President MarĂa Elena Ibañez will continue leading the Miami-based Latin American and Caribbean foods company as it targets growth in the Hispanic market.
Beef tallow is trending, and Prima is betting it can disrupt the protein bar aisle. The ancestral brand, made with grass-fed tallow and collagen, is adding 1,000 doors, including 500 Kroger stores, after rapid growth at Sprouts.
Snack brands unveil new looks: B-Sides launches neon packaging; Stone & Skillet and GoodPop refresh; GoNanas targets retail expansion; JUNKLESS partners with Livvy Dunne. Updates also from Yasso, Shaq-A-Licious and HEYDAY.
Beyond Meat reported a 15.6% drop in 2025 net revenue to $275.5M and wider operating losses as Q4 sales fell nearly 20%. The company is rebranding as Beyond The Plant Protein Company and expanding into beverages.
Pulmuone launches limited-edition Earth Month packaging for Nasoya, Wildwood and Pulmuone tofu, kimchi and wraps, featuring sustainability themes and a QR code for recipes, tips and giveaways.
Procure Impact connects more than 100 mission-driven CPG brands with 30 hotel management companies, expanding distribution from eight to 2,500 hotels. The platform streamlines orders every four to six weeks without slotting fees or chargebacks.
Hershey will restore its original milk and dark chocolate recipes across all Reese’s and Hershey’s products by 2027, affecting less than 3% of its portfolio, after months of criticism over ingredient changes.
CPG Week: McCormick plans to merge with Unilever’s food division, bringing together Hellmann’s and French’s; Constellation Brands will acquire HOP WTR; Create Wellness raised $20 million to expand creatine; and Q Mixers moves into functional beverages.
House of Smith releases Blossom Fury Riesling, a dry Washington wine from Evergreen Vineyard, following Kung Fu Girl. Priced at $18.
Khloé Kardashian’s Khloud expands into gluten-free Protein Chips, available online and at Target. Made with non-GMO corn masa, pea protein and avocado oil, each serving contains 7g of protein. Flavors include Nacho, Sweet Heat and Buffalo.
Roots Farm Fresh launches organic sweet potato tots and hash browns, plus organic white potato hash browns, made with upcycled potatoes and avocado oil.