June 17 - Kraft Heinz to remove artificial dyes | Tilray lights up market for hemp drinks

Tilray wants to light up US market for hemp-derived drinks; Campbell’s turns to suppliers to help ease tariff costs; Why Corn Nuts is a ‘diamond-in-the-rough’ for Hormel Foods

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Kraft Heinz to remove artificial colors in US products by end of 2027

The Jell-O and Crystal Light maker estimated nearly 90% of its American portfolio by net sales are already free of synthetic dyes.

Tilray wants to light up US market for hemp-derived drinks

As traditional cannabis and alcohol sales slow, the company is marketing beverages with low THC as a way to help consumers unwind without getting drunk or high.

Campbell’s turns to suppliers to help ease tariff costs

The global food conglomerate's strategy also includes alternative sourcing, product cost optimization and, possibly, higher prices.

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Why Corn Nuts is a ‘diamond-in-the-rough’ for Hormel Foods

The food maker has taken the snack into new retail channels and accelerated innovation after it was acquired as part of a $3.35 billion deal with Kraft Heinz.

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