Food & Agriculture

A new report shows the US food and agriculture sector is a $10.4T economic powerhouse, but declining exports and flat job growth reveal serious challenges.

Private equity firm OEP takes UK food distributor Kitwave private, signaling a major M&A push in Britain's fragmented wholesale supply chain.

The ELIJA Foundation's annual event connects families with experts in self-direction, housing, and employment to forge a path to independence for adults with autism.

The 2026 New Jersey event marks a strategic shift for SupplySide, which will expand to new regions before returning to the East Coast in 2028.

The world's strongest coffee meets Hell's Kitchen's hero. See how this bold collaboration is brewing up more than just a morning cup of coffee.

Lassila & Tikanoja charts a stable future with a long-term CEO succession plan, following a major strategic pivot to a pure-play circular economy company.

Bunge is named a World’s Most Ethical Company for the first time, a significant nod as it navigates a huge merger and faces sustainability scrutiny.

Inside the Transamerica Pyramid, a collaboration between a star chef and an event-tech firm is rewriting the rules for nightlife and urban recovery.

The Austin-based taco chain is finally launching nachos, but the strategy behind the limited-time item, new happy hour, and community giving is the real story.

Nestlé's U.S. arm is repurchasing $1.6 billion in debt. Explore the strategic move to optimize its balance sheet and what it means for investors.

Frontera Ag's acquisition of PlantSustain marks a major win for GFRP's rural venture-build model and signals further consolidation in the ag-bio market.

After a year of major restructuring and a new CEO, Innovative Food Holdings' upcoming earnings call will reveal if its new strategy is paying off.

The San Francisco Giants' new deal with Athletic Brewing brings NA beer to Oracle Park, signaling a major shift in sports and mindful drinking.

The food distributor announces a planned CEO handover, positioning outgoing CEO Frank Grande to lead M&A and new CEO Joe Ward to drive operations.

While new rules offer rural businesses a lifeline, Canada faces a massive economic challenge as 1.3 million temporary work permits are set to expire in 2026.

Retail veteran David Hinojosa takes the CEO role at Heritage Grocers Group, tasked with driving growth and deepening community ties for its ethnic banners.

SnoFox Sciences rebrands as FieldTech and joins a national network, merging its data platform with hands-on service for a new era of industrial reliability.

The $759B nutrition market in Asia is no longer just about health. Consumers now demand emotional benefits, natural ingredients, and ultimate convenience.

Laird Superfood acquires Navitas for $38.5M, fueled by a $50M Nexus Capital investment, creating a new powerhouse in the functional nutrition market.

Maker's Pride is closing two Midwest facilities as part of a strategic shift to automation, leaving communities in Utah and Minnesota facing an uncertain future.