King's Hawaiian launches Ube Coconut Sweet Rolls
Brand responds to consumer demand by bringing limited-edition bread sensation to grocery shelves after selling out twice in under two minutes in 2025
Brand responds to consumer demand by bringing limited-edition bread sensation to grocery shelves after selling out twice in under two minutes in 2025
The Core Power Protein Shakes are debuting a bolder look with larger branding and the Ultra‑Filtered Milk will follow with updated packaging designed to highlight everyday uses
Made in Jacksonville, the limited-edition cans will spotlight all 50 states and be available starting April 6th
Shaq-A-Licious returns as the Official Gummy of the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year.
Placement reinforces the brand's momentum and Sprouts' commitment to emerging wellness brands.
Following high-performing test pilot with the Michigan-based retailer, oHy hits shelves across all Midwest locations
The series highlights HRG’s product research and analysis services that impact daily shopping for consumers and retailers.
Kim brings a track record of building new revenue engines and mentoring future leaders across SaaS, financial services and advertising.
Logile's new unified platform synchronizes customer demand, labor capacity, and true cost visibility to coordinate production, inventory, waste, and food safety across fresh operations
The deal brings together two industry-leading organizations with complementary global footprints and portfolios of iconic brands across herbs, spices, seasonings, cooking aids, condiments and sauces.
The female-founded company secured investments from Kevin O’Leary and Robert Herjavec during the March 11 broadcast.
A nationwide execution model pairs real‑time inventory intelligence with field‑ready labor to solve one of retail’s most persistent challenges: on‑shelf availability
Perfect Corp.’s next-generation AI agents and scalable, pay-as-you-go APIs empower retailers to deliver hyper-personalized, AI-driven shopping experiences across touchpoints
Deal would help New York company compete with L’Oréal.
Foundation Consumer Healthcare will sell part of its OTC health division to Prestige Consumer Healthcare, while keeping its Women’s Health unit.
The transaction signifies Prestige’s entry into the nasal strip market and brings a well-known consumer brand into its portfolio.