Slideshow: Nine natural food trends in 2016

Purple corn, green chickpeas and natural food coloring are among top trends compiled by Sterling-Rice Group.

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@FoodBizNews @NewFoodAisle Forward | Subscribe | Advertise | Contact May 19, 2016 Slideshow: Nine natural food trends in 2016 Purple corn, green chickpeas and natural food coloring are among top trends compiled by Sterling-Rice Group. Slideshow: Nine natural food trends in 2016 Organic market reaching new heights The U.S. organic industry posted largest dollar gain ever in 2015. Organic market reaching new heights What does Hormel see in Justin's? Company says $286 million acquisition brings access to new consumers, retail customers and manufacturing agreements. What does Hormel see in Justin's? Research Assistant Satiety Ingredient technologies that enhance satiety are gaining attention as a potential aid in helping consumers manage their weight. Calorie reduction Insight into the initiatives, ingredients and products designed to help consumers better manage their caloric intake and maintain a healthy weight. Fats and oils New technologies, federal regulations and market volatility all have played roles in the evolution of the fats and oils business. Feature Where's the sugar? Users want more cane sugar, but total supplies seen as adequate. Target making progress in food 'reinvention' Performance suffered, however, during an April reset of grocery shelves. from FoodBusinessNews.net   US Foods to acquire produce processor Freshway Foods serves customers in the eastern half of the United States. from FoodBusinessNews.net   Snyder's-Lance loading up on health Snack maker says 32% of portfolio now fits into 'better-for-you' segment. from FoodBusinessNews.net   N.A.S. study: G.M.O. crops safe for human consumption Report finds no evidence of unintended health risks or threats to environment. from FoodBusinessNews.net   Denali Ingredients invests $5.5 million in expansion Part one of renovation includes new innovation center in New Berlin, Wis. from FoodBusinessNews.net   Competitive marketplace pressures Flowers profits Fewer winter storms, large capital project also factor in earnings dip. from FoodBusinessNews.net follow us on Twitter @FoodBizNews | @NewFoodAisle download the FBN app forward | change email address | subscribe | unsubscribe To ensure delivery to your inbox, add foodbusinessnews@send-sosland.com to your address book or safe sender list. Contact us: Advertising | Privacy Policy | Customer Service ©2016 Sosland Publishing Co. 4801 Main Street, Suite 650 Kansas City, MO 64112 (800) 338-6201