Oct. 7 - How AI will transform food shopping | Tyson to pay $85M in price-fixing settlement

Tyson agrees to record $85M settlement in pork price-fixing lawsuit; Kraft Heinz CMO on being culturally nimble without losing brand equity; JM Smucker to spend over $120M on Hostess plant expansion

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Oct. 7, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for food industry leaders

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Build Long-Term F&B Brand Relevance

As snack regulations tighten, brands face a new challenge. Learn how to satisfy both regulations and customer expectations in today’s market in this playbook.

AI is set to transform the way consumers shop for food

Artificial intelligence offers a powerful way to automate grocery shopping and predict what people might buy next, according to PwC.

Tyson agrees to record $85M settlement in pork price-fixing lawsuit

Meatpacking giants have agreed to pay nearly $200 million to address allegations they illegally conspired to limit bacon, ham and sausage supply to boost profits.

Kraft Heinz CMO on being culturally nimble without losing brand equity

At Advertising Week, Todd Kaplan said marketers should think of brand building like pointillism and not rush to jump on every viral opportunity.

JM Smucker to spend over $120M on Hostess plant expansion

The Twinkies owner was acquired two years ago for $5.6 billion, but has since seen demand wane amid inflation and an uptick in the use of GLP-1 drugs.

Recall Ready: Prepare for FSMA Rule 204

In this upcoming webinar, explore effective strategies for food supply chains to strengthen recall processes, enhance safety outcomes, and build consumer trust.

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