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  • Mondelez Partnership Supports Healthy Supply Chain

    The partnership with FLOCERT will provide a system to verify the Cocoa Life supply chain, completing the Cocoa Life verification framework alongside the Harvard University research team evaluating the program impact on the ground, announced in June 2014.

  • Smucker to Acquire Big Heart Pet Brands for $5.8B

    The acquisition is expected to provide the company greater scale and strategic balance to its current portfolio while positioning it for continued growth.

  • Campbell's Named Top Sustainable Company

    Campbell is one of 20 U.S. companies, and one of two U.S. food companies, included in the Global 100. The Global 100 drew companies from 22 countries on five continents, evaluating a total of 4,609 companies.

  • Flower Foods Reveals Changes to Executive Leadership

    Flowers Foods announced two executive transitions in the company's manufacturing leadership, effective immediately: Michael Beaty will retire in spring of 2015 and will serve as EVP until then. Robert Benton, Jr. will serve as SVP and chief manufacturing officer.

  • General Mills to Close 2 Plants, Cut 600 Jobs

    General Mills will close a cereal plant and a yogurt factory - eliminating up to 600 jobs - in an effort to cut costs and offset the sluggish U.S. demand for cereal and other packaged foods.

  • Annie's Debuts Grass Fed Mac & Cheese

    Annie's, Inc. entered a fresh and growing category with its new line of Organic Grass Fed Macaroni and Cheese. The new Organic Grass Fed Macaroni and Cheese is certified organic and made with cheese from humanely raised cows with year-round access to pasture.

  • Chobani Puts a Stop to Sad Breakfast

    Chobani launched a national mission to #StopSadBreakfast, starting with the introduction of its convenient, protein-packed, hearty and delicious new product, Chobani Greek Yogurt Oats.

  • Post to Acquire MOM Brands for $1.15B

    Cereal maker Post Holdings Inc. will acquire privately held MOM Brands Co. for $1.15 billion to expand its growing bagged and hot cereal categories.
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