Bakery and Snacks

The snackdown: The Lancet just declared war on UPFs

The Lancet’s new UPF Series doesn’t politely enter the UPF debate – it kicks the door open and bakery and snacks are suddenly standing in the blast zone.

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UK health watchdog slams hidden sugar in ‘healthy’ snack bars

A nationwide survey shows huge sugar and calorie spikes in UK snack bars marketed as healthy, prompting Action on Sugar to call for tougher rules.

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5 pillars powering private label’s ‘super cycle’ growth

Private-label brands are entering a “super cycle” phase, evolving beyond entry-level price options to become a sophisticated tool for value creation for brand strategy and equity.

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Why brands are dropping synthetic dyes ahead of regulation

Synthetic dyes may still be legal but shifting consumer trends and rising US state-level pressures mean bakery and snack brands aren’t waiting for mandates to start cleaning up their color palettes.

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General Mills, WK Kellogg & Ferrero spark a fresh fight for the breakfast bowl

Once the poster child for easy mornings, breakfast cereal has been losing shelf swagger. Now a new wave of innovation, investment and protein-packed reinvention is pushing the category back into the spotlight.

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Grupo Bimbo shakes up its top ranks in Mexico and the US

The world’s biggest bakery group is ushering in a new era, installing a new chief at the helm in Mexico and announcing a major handover at Bimbo Bakeries USA.

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NPD: Feel-good snacking gets serious as brands go big on nostalgia, kindness & chaos

From colorless chips to collectible crisps and gooey skillet cookies, this season’s launches show how playful storytelling is reshaping what shoppers expect from a simple snack.

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Popstar Robbie Williams warns of GLP-1 vision loss - here’s why it matters for F&B

Robbie Williams warns GLP-1 drugs may cause vision loss. What does this mean for food & beverage innovation and natural alternatives?

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Top food colour trends of 2026

Colours have a significant impact on how consumers perceive food. Colours like yellow and orange will be popular in 2026, linked to health and wellness, according to ADM. Colours like purple, blue and green will be used to attract attention. Turquoise will also be linked to calmness, and burgandy to vitality, according to Oterra.

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Breaking the Christmas bog standard

Once the star of the Christmas table, the cranberry is stepping out of the bog and into bakery innovation – from upcycled seeds to tangy syrups – proving it’s anything but standard.

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Why Brits are ditching Christmas cake for panettone and stollen

The Great British fruitcake is losing its crown. Lighter, glossier European bakes are stealing the show – and the nation’s tastebuds – this Christmas.

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New lipid gets EFSA novel food approval, and it cuts cholesterol

Kensing's Sunvasterol, a novel sunflower-based plant sterol, receives EFSA approval for its cholesterol-lowering benefits, offering an allergen-free alternative to traditional soy sterols and enabling health claims on food products.

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Beyond taste: The rise of the experiential treat in 2026

Flavor still rules bakery and snacks, but in 2026, the way they feel is fast becoming the new measure of delight.

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The snackdown: The great UPF witch hunt

When the food industry finds itself smeared as guilty by association – it’s not just the definition of ‘processing’ that’s under fire – it’s the entire business model.

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Christmas 2025: Sugar, spice & all things iced

From boozy puddings to glitter-dusted brownies, bakers are dialing up nostalgia, sparkle and flavor innovation to make this festive season the sweetest yet.

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Quaker is fighting global hunger with food science

PepsiCo’s Quaker brand is using science, local know-how and a bit of stubborn optimism to tackle one of the toughest global challenges.

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Fruitist continues expanding packaged fresh fruit business with $150 million capital raise

The producer of premium, year-round Jumbo Blueberries (formerly Agrovision) and snack cups will use its new injection of capital towards meeting demand for its packaged fresh fruit snacks, says Steve Magami, co-founder and CEO of Fruitist.

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Flavor forecast 2026: What will consumers want in the new year?

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Functional food craze: What are the next breakout ingredients?

As consumers look to diversify functional ingredients, what could be the next breakout ingredient?

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Hain Celestial shows signs of stabilization amid brand shake-up

Hain Celestial Group, the New Jersey-based maker of better-for-you food and drinks, appears to have slowed the bleeding with its restructuring efforts, but the company still faces significant challenges in its quest to return to profitability.

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