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Tyson to end use of high fructose corn syrup; Grocery inflation hits a 2-year high; How meat sticks became America’s favorite new snack

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Sept. 16, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for food industry leaders

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Sleepytime Tea owner Hain Celestial ‘aggressively’ accelerates restructuring

As sales tumble, the company is taking steps to stabilize its business, including eliminating its North American president role and planning the sale or divestiture of brands.

Tyson to end use of high fructose corn syrup

The meat processor is also removing other ingredients associated with ultraprocessed foods by the end of the year, including sucralose and titanium dioxide.

Grocery inflation hits a 2-year high

Food-at-home prices rose in August at a 2.7% annual clip, stoked by steep increases in the cost of beef, eggs, coffee and produce.

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How meat sticks became America’s favorite new snack

With sales reaching $3.3 billion last year, food brands such as Chomps, Jack’s Link and Slim Jim are benefitting from consumers’ obsession with protein and convenience.

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