July 10 - Tariffs shake up spice market | Olipop doubles down on ingredient health claims

Olipop doubles down on health claims as Pepsi, Coke enter better-for-you soda space; Lactalis USA to spend $75M to expand New York dairy plants; The nonalcoholic spirits segment is blowing up and getting better; Kraft Heinz recalls Oscar Mayer turkey bacon over listeria risk

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July 10, 2025 | This week’s ingredients news and insights for food industry leaders

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Lion’s Mane Focuses on Functional Foods

The functional F&B market is booming, supported by functional mushrooms like lion’s mane, which are making headlines for their cognitive and emotional benefits. Read more.

Tariffs shake up global spice market

The Trump administration's trade policy stands to raise prices for vanilla, cinnamon and dozens of other flavoring ingredients used in food manufacturing.

Olipop doubles down on health claims as Pepsi, Coke enter better-for-you soda space

New nutritional studies validate the benefits of the popular beverage while providing another way to differentiate the drink from its competitors, according to the company’s CEO.

Lactalis USA to spend $75M to expand New York dairy plants

The investment will increase production and efficiency at facilities that manufacture Galbani cheese and Breakstone’s sour cream.

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Briess Malted Barley Flour can replace up to 25% of cocoa

Briess Malt Flours provide a long-term solution to extend cocoa up to 25% in many recipes. Colors range brown to black. Whole Grain, Non-GMO and Made in U.S. Learn more.

The nonalcoholic spirits segment is blowing up and getting better

As the zero alcohol market continues its upward trajectory, products are improving in standalone quality and variety.

Kraft Heinz recalls Oscar Mayer turkey bacon over listeria risk

Major food companies have grappled with high-profile outbreaks in recent months.

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