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Specialty Food Association Trendspotter Panel Releases 2025 Food And Beverage Trends
New York, NY (November 1, 2024) The Specialty Food Association (SFA) Trendspotter Panel has provided a sneak peek at the future of food, releasing their predictions for the top 2025 food and beverage trends. Comprising 20 experts from diverse segments of the culinary world, the SFA Trendspotters track emerging specialty food and beverage products in their own work and at the bi-annual SFA Fancy Food Shows, thereby getting an early look at the flavors, formats, and ideas that will hit mainstream retailers and restaurants sooner than later.
“The specialty food market is uniquely powerful at pointing the way forward for the ...
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Koelnmesse celebrates 100th anniversary with opening of Confex
To mark its 100th anniversary, Koelnmesse is hosting a grand opening ceremony for Europe’s most cutting-edge event and congress centre: Confex. The technologically and environmentally groundbreaking new building creates new opportunities for innovative event formats in the region. After almost three years of construction, a core element of the one-billion-euro investment programme Koelnmesse 3.0 is launching on schedule.“For 100 years, Koelnmesse has been a centre for ideas and innovations from all over the world. Confex will secure this special position for the next generation,” says NRW Minister-President Hendrik Wüst on the occasion of the opening. “It was the wish of ...
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Carbon Neutral Foods Company Neutral Foods Merges with Grass-Fed Dairy Milk Brand Zeal Creamery
PORTLAND, Ore. , June 11, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Neutral Foods, the first certified carbon neutral foods company in the U.S., backed by Breakthrough Energy Ventures, today announced its merger with Zeal Creamery, one of the fastest-growing grass-fed dairy milk brands in the marketplace. The newly combined company, with its unique proposition of offering both Zeal's grass-fed milk, butter, and cheese for retail and Neutral's certified carbon neutral milk and beef for foodservice, will continue to operate under the existing brand names.
Neutral and Zeal provide the dairy milk that retail consumers want and that foodservice businesses need to lower Scope 3 emissions. Zeal's grass-fed, planet-friendly milk ...
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