Smallest pear crop in 40 years leaves growers reeling
Experts say consumers should brace for fewer fruits on grocery store shelves after a historic deep freeze damaged crops.
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February 2025
How Kraft Heinz is using artificial intelligence to produce a better Claussen pickle
The food giant is incorporating the technology across many facets of its supply chain to improve reliability and efficiency, with the venerable cucumber one of the biggest beneficiaries.
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The Weekly Sip: Plant-based milk brands shake up category
In other beverage news, sparkling water brand Aura Bora is setting its sights on growth with its acquisition by an investment fund.
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Michael Cascianelli: In New York, We Shape the Leaders of the Future in a Multicultural Environment
Born in Perugia, with academic and professional experiences spanning Europe, China, and the United States, Michael Cascianelli is currently the CEO and Head of School at Scuola d’Italia Guglielmo Marconi in New York. In this interview, taken from the podcast
Unilever’s ice cream supply chain looks to solve last mile hurdles
Technology is helping with forecasting and visibility, but the last mile remains complicated, an executive said at Manifest 2025.
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Truth Be Told on stage until March 9 at the Gene Frankel Theatre
At the Gene Frankel Theatre in New York, Truth Be Told is running until March 9, a psychological drama written by William Cameron and directed by Kim T. Sharp that confronts a grieving mother with a true crime writer’s investigation. The play, winner of the Stanley Drama Award, unfolds as
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Truth Be Told playing through March 9 at Gene Frankel Theatre
On stage at New York’s Gene Frankel Theatre from yesterday, Feb. 19, through March 9, is Truth Be Told, a psychological drama written by William Cameron and directed by Kim T. Sharp, which confronts the grief of a mother with
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Michael Cascianelli: In New York we train the leaders of the future in a multicultural dimension
From the “Portraits” podcast of theNewyorker, hosted by Claudio Brachino Born in Perugia, with academic and professional experiences between Europe, China and the United States, Michael Cascianelli is now CEO and Head of School at the Scuola d’Italia Guglielmo Marconi
Heineken, Molson Coors tout premium and nonalcoholic brews as beer struggles
Traditional giants are prioritizing pricier craft brands to secure growth in the flailing category.
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Blow Pop maker plans $98M Tennessee plant expansion
Candy manufacturer Charms said it will hire 62 workers and bolster its Covington distribution center as part of the investment.
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