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What Does Organic Natural Flavors Mean?

Discover how organic natural flavors can ensure that taste and quality go hand in hand with sustainability and health.

Snack Time – Crave-worthy Meat and Cheese Snacks That Satisfy Hunger

Trilogy Flavors offers a broad portfolio of savory snack seasonings ideal for plant-based chips, popcorn, and nut snacks—featuring clean‑label flavors like BBQ, Buffalo, cheese, dill pickle, jalapeño cheddar, nacho cheese, and more

­­Coffee Talk – Spilling the Beans on Coffee Trends

From the rise in cold brew consumption to the surge in flavored creamers and the buzz around espresso martinis, join the conversation shaping the future of coffee. Explore the trends and innovations driving the industry forward and perk up your palate with our flavor samples.

­­­A Clean Bill of Health – Unleashing Pet Health Trends

Among pet owners, there is a general increase in awareness of health and wellness for their pets. Pet owners not only seek nutritious foods and treats for their pets, but now they seek products that offer functional benefits such as anxiety relief, digestion support, and dental health.

CheeseCon 2024

Booth April 16th through April 18th Baird Center Milwaukee, WI

­­­Hot Dog – Spotlight on Pet Food Trends

Pets are an extension of our family and offer companionship. The increasing popularity of pets, the growing awareness of the importance of pet nutrition, and the rising demand for premium and specialized pet foods are driving pet food innovation.

­­­4 Consumer Trends to Watch in Beverage Innovation

With a dizzying number of choices, the shelves are crowded, and consumers turn to flavors and ingredients to make their selections. Consumers are abstaining from alcohol or drinking in moderation for January, alcohol consumption varies by generation, carbonated beverages are bubbling over, and beverage brands are expanding into adjacent markets.

Cinnamon And Cassia Explained

Cinnamon and Cassia are often used interchangeably. However, they are not the same. In the U.S., there is a great deal of confusion regarding the proper nomenclature for Cinnamon and Cassia