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Saputo creates ingredients division to capitalize on protein demand Original

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By Sarah Zimmerman Verified, Sarah Zimmerman
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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Cheesemaker Saputo will create a dedicated ingredients business as part of a company-wide restructuring to take advantage of surging whey protein demand. The new division will be headed by Steve Douglas, who will become president and chief operating officer of ingredients. Douglas will also continue to lead Saputo's U.K. business until the segment's sale is completed at the end of the first quarter in 2027.
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Sunkist Fruit Gems to return after consumer outcry

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By Sarah Zimmerman Verified
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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Sunkist Fruit Gems, a beloved treat that's become a fixture at Jewish celebrations, will remain in production after news of its discontinuation led to national outcry across social media. Sunkist Growers said in a statement to Food Dive that it has found a new manufacturing partner for the kosher candies in CandyRific, a Kentucky-based confectionery company. Sunkist plans to bring the gems back in early 2027.
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California enacts non-ultraprocessed label despite food industry concerns

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By Sarah Zimmerman Verified, Sarah Zimmerman
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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law creating the first statewide non-ultraprocessed food label. The voluntary label can be used on products that do not fall under the state’s definition of ultraprocessed foods, established in 2025. Large grocery stores must prominently display items with the state label when they carry at least 25 certified products.
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