Lotte’s One India plan, HUL financial results, vegan logo rules and more feature in this edition of India Focus.

Products for women are particularly noticeable and not surprisingly, we see targeted women’s products first in supplements, followed a growing wave of related food and beverage offerings.

To support the increasing demand for digestive health beverages, manufacturers are turning to a variety of ingredient ...

A nationally representative UK survey found that 48% of adults support taxing unhealthy foods, with support rising to 72% if ...

Cafe L'Apostrophe, named after the French word for the punctuation mark apostrophe, is a cozy corner cafe in Banani with an ...

The recognition from PETA, the preeminent animal rights group, further solidifies the integrity of Edward & Sons’ 47-year ...

As part of its response to escalating US tariffs, on April 15, the Canadian federal government announced targeted support for Canadian businesses in the food and beverage supply chain. A temporary ...

Official logo of Diner 24 NYC, featuring retro signage with a red arrow and marquee lights. Diner 24 NYC’s signature 12oz ...

Under Mexico’s new order, schools must phase out any food and beverage displaying even one black warning logo marking it as high in salt, sugar, calories and fat. Mexico implemented that ...

As tariffs on Canadian goods and retaliatory levies filter through supply chains, industry insiders say some smaller Canadian ...

Wider vegan options on the regular menu is just one in a smorgasbord of exciting trends happening within the food and beverage sector ... BANG at The StandardX, for example. Selections at the ...