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Proposed cut for herring harvest could affect lobster catch
10-Dec-2018
Fishermen who seek one of the most important bait fish on the East Coast are likely to see a dramatic reduction next year in the amount they are allowed to harvest, and the change could have major implications for lobster consumers. The commercial fishery for herring is a major industry in the ...
Naturalness and convenience are most valued by Chinese nuts consumers
09-Nov-2018
It seems Chinese consumers’ modern lifestyles and awareness of healthy eating have opened up opportunities for nuts snacks that are either natural or provide convenience. Latest research from the world’s leading market intelligence agency, Mintel, reveals that up to three in five (62%) urban ...
iGens: Meet the sober generation
19-Apr-2018
Bars, restaurants and alcohol companies get ready; the iGens are coming. Born between 1995 and 2007 (aged 23-11), most are not yet drinking on-premise; however,research suggests iGens could reshape the on-premise alcohol market. 67% of iGens say they avoid unhealthy activities such as excessive ...
An odd trend in wheat country: not much wheat
28-Aug-2017
An odd thing has happened in wheat country - a lot of farmers aren't planting wheat. Thanks to a global grain glut that has caused prices and profits to plunge, this year farmers planted the fewest acres of wheat since the U.S. Department of Agriculture began keeping records nearly a century ...
Maine blueberry crop falls with disease, lack of pollination
28-Aug-2017
Maine's wild blueberry crop is likely to be much smaller this year than in recent summers because the industry is contending with troubles such as disease and a lack of pollination. The New England state is the wild blueberry capital of the U.S., and in recent years crop sizes have soared and ...
Lime-A-Rita Announces Brand Makeover Created By Women, For Women
15-Mar-2017
Lime-A-Rita announced today that it will become the first brand in the Anheuser-Busch U.S. portfolio to market exclusively to women. Led by a team of female marketers, agency partners, and brewmasters, the brand is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a head to toe makeover including a new look ...
China closes live poultry markets amid deadly flu outbreak
20-Feb-2017
China is ordering the closure of live poultry markets in its south-central regions as it grapples with the worst outbreak of bird flu in years that has killed at least 87 people. State media reported Friday that the National Health and Family Planning Commission ordered closures anywhere with ...
Fish and chirps? Crickets make leap in demand as a protein
16-Jan-2017
At Tomorrow's Harvest farm, you won't find acres of land on which animals graze, or rows of corn, or bales of hay. Just stacks of boxes in a basement and the summery song of thousands of chirping crickets. It's one of a growing number of operations raising crickets for human consumption that ...
Beverage industry, others sue to block Philadelphia soda tax
15-Sep-2016
The American Beverage Association and others filed a lawsuit Wednesday to try to block a soda tax set to take effect in Philadelphia in January. The beverage industry had spent more than $10 million fighting the plan before the Philadelphia City Council approved it in June. The 1.5-cent-per-ounce ...
Starbucks Expands Tea Offerings In Asia
12-Sep-2016
Starbucks, the world's largest coffee retailer, has launched its new tea line Teavana in the whole Asia region after it was introduced in China. Starbucks will start selling Teavana tea across all its 6,200 outlets in the Asia-Pacific region including Cambodia, Indonesia, Singapore, South Korea, ...
