Consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies are under pressure. The complexity of their businesses has grown, with greater regulation and the pressures of globalization. At the same time, they must reduce cost and become more competitive or otherwise they might quickly become takeover targets.
Some of the worlds largest global food and beverage companies strengthen their common commitments on responsible marketing to children with a new policy.
Africa is home to six of the top 10 fastest growing economies in the world. Here's how Walmart, Coca-Cola and Danone plan to tap its significant business opportunities.
An inspiring new project from American Standard Brands demonstrates how consumer marketing expertise paired with engineering know-how can open up opportunities in emerging markets.
PepsiCo, Inc. strengthens its commitment to action on climate change by announcing new goals for phasing out equipment with HFCs, signing both the Ceres BICEP Climate Declaration and the Prince of Wales' Corporate Leaders Group Trillion Tonne Communique, and reporting progress on its energy efficiency initiatives.
Nestl is celebrating the 200-year anniversary of the birth of Henri Nestl, the man who founded an infant cereal business that would grow into the world's biggest food and beverage company.
These programs are expected to help the company continue making more sustainable ingredient choices and ensure consumers can make informed decisions about their cleaning and disinfecting products.
