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Legume Farmers Are Profiting From Pet Food's Latest Trend: Gluten Free
Use of high-protein, gluten-free vegetarian staples is surging in the pet sector as owners are increasingly seeking grain-free diets for their furry friends.
How a Traveling Vinegar Salesman Innovated the Global Sushi Industry
Kunihiko Tanaka was peddling vinegar to sushi restaurants in western Japan when he spotted the opportunity that would change his life.
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In a Global Economy, the Future of Retail Is Local
Customers increasingly wonder: We have instant delivery for pizza and Chinese food. So why not porch swings and power tools?
As Costs Rise, Can European Firms Raise Prices Fast Enough?
Rising costs are becoming a challenge worldwide: Prices of raw materials and wages have gained this year, a trend increasingly noted by executives.
‘Smart’ or Not, A.I. Is Playing a Crucial Role in Ensuring Food Safety
The battle over whether artificial intelligence truly mimics the workings of the human brain rages on. But we may be missing the point.
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Amazon’s Latest Crusade in the Grocery Delivery Wars: Thanksgiving Dinner
The turkey is browning, your guests are on route, and you suddenly remember a forgotten ingredient. Amazon stands ready to bail you out.
Photo: Bloomberg
This German Warehouse ‘Plays Tetris’ — Aiming to Rival Amazon
A German grocer is fighting against Amazon with what it describes as the most technologically sophisticated online-shopping facility in Europe.
As Consumer Tastes Change, Farmers Scramble to Switch to Pastured Eggs
The bar is rising for what’s considered a happy chicken, sparking the hottest trend in the market: the pasture-raised egg.
The Brexit Divorce Rundown: Champagne, Data and Trade
The U.K’s European Union divorce treaty, which runs to around 500 pages, sets out all the ways that Britain will extricate itself from the bloc’s clutches after more than four decades of membership.
Soy Trade in Disarray as Major Exporter Turns to Imports
The world of soybean shipping has turned upside down thanks to the ongoing trade war between China and the United States.
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These Retailers Scored Best in Latest Chemical Policy Review
The report ranks companies on how much information they disclose about potentially harmful ingredients in the products they sell — and the steps they’ve taken to eliminate them.
Kellogg Is the Latest Food Company Looking to Shed Brands
Kellogg is looking for buyers of its cookies and fruit snacks businesses as the cereal maker seeks to refocus on the fast-growing parts of its business.
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