The Chemistry of Chocolate

How to Be Successful at Expo West

March 8, 2023

How to Be Successful at Expo West

Anthem Awards 2023

Anthem Awards 2023

Best in AI in Food

Best in AI in Food

Welcome to The Pie

How to have successful Expo West and make the most out of food trends.

How to Be Successful at Expo West

Anthem Awards 2023

Best in AI in Food

Supply Chain Rockstars of 2023 by Food Logistics Magazine

The Chemistry of Chocolate

Consumer sentiment with noticeable shrinkflation. Shrinkflation is a phenomenon where the size of a packaged good, such as a bag of chips or a container of yogurt, decreases while the price remains the same or increases.

Dealin with Shrinkflation

The future of dystopian grocery.

Saturday Pie: Who is telling the future?

Saturday Pie: Spring Rolls

The Pie: On Food & Motherhood

The Pie: On the Rights of Food & Access

Saturday Pie: Waves of Green

Saturday Pie: The Toxicity of Cute

A New Take on Your Morning Ritual: Sex Coffee

Saturday Pie: Greening the Future

Economic Justice in the CPG world: An Interview with CEO Riana Lynn

Blackberry Leaf: A Berry Underlooked Food Product

Birch Bark: Packaging the Future

Alkanet: Exploring This Colorful Herb and Its Benefits

A Dose of the Tropics: Cherimoya

Greenwashing: What is it? Why Do We Care?

Indigenous Fruit & Economic Needs

Juneteenth: Today is a good day.

Globalization of Flavors Through Culture: Looking Back at AAPI Month

Naturally Austin Women in CPG Summit - A Thanks from Riana at Journey Foods

Changes for Food and Grocery Prices Amidst Covid-19

The Pie: Food Joy

Journey Foods in this year’s World Food Innovation Awards!

Earth Day: A Movement That Inspired Modern Food Tech

Beyond Plant-Based: The Racial History and Future

The CPG and Food Industry in 2021 and Beyond

Food Stamps & Blockchain

Food Waste: Companies Who Are Doing Some Good

VegNews: An Interview with Anna Starostinetskaya

Harnessing AI to Accelerate Change in Our Daily Systems

Food Waste: Companies Who Are Doing Some Good

The Resilience of U.S. Rural Food Manufacturers Amidst COVID-19

Cooking at Home vs. Eating Out. What's Better?

Bladderwrack: The Superfood of the Sea

What's Happening in Rural America?

The growth of neem.

Does Nutrition Have Anything to do with Mental Health?

L-Theanine is classified as a nootropic - otherwise known as a “smart drug”. It’s 100% natural, has virtually no negative side-effects, and is used to help one focus and relax. You can find it in most natural groceries and drug stores.

Over the past 12 months, the cost of meals prepared outside the home have climbed 3.1% – while the cost of groceries rose only 1%.
The average price per serving of home cooked meals is $4.31 – while the average cost of eating out is $20.37. Much of the time, we can approach life with a “to each their own” mentality. And for good reason! We like what we like, and there’s no getting around it.

Cooking at Home vs. Eating Out. What’s Better?

Neem (Azadirachta indica) is an extraordinarily diverse tree found in semi-tropical and tropical regions. It tolerates high temperature very well and doesn’t do well in the cold. People use its leaves, seeds, and bark to make medicines and remedies.

Fucus Vesiculosus, otherwise known as Bladderwrack, is a type of seaweed grown along the northern coasts of the Pacific and Atlantic. You’ll find this alien looking brown algae in Canada, the United States, and in the North and Baltic Seas. Maybe you’ve also heard Bladderwrack referred to as Sea Oak or Dyers Fucus.

Bladderwrack: The Superfood of the Sea