But don't rush to judgment on either side of the sodium debate.

After two years of declining sales and an uncertain future, leaders of the biggest food and beverage companies must be questioning their relevance in an era of unprecedented change.

If the association really wants to help its members, it should save Big Food from itself.

The future of food and beverage lies somewhere in those 3,100 booths; this could be the solution to your sales-growth problem.

With Nestle’s imminent departure, it’s time for some association soul-searching.

Financial assistance is only one way to nurture entrepreneurs intent on remaking the American diet.

After years of shrinking sales, cost-cutting and a raft of new CEOs, large food and beverage companies look for ways to increase the top line.

Consumers today have no fear of the unknown. Smaller, more targeted product launches were exemplified by IRI's New Product Pacesetters.

The administration's tax reform package will benefit those with the most domestic sales; global firms could hurt a little.

Sugar, not fat, has become Public Enemy No. 1. Fruits, vegetables and natural sweeteners are aiding the fight.

After days of speculation, Campbell Soup Co. confirmed Dec. 18 it plans to acquire Snyder’s-Lance for $50 per share in an all-cash transaction.

Most CEOs resign from Manufacturing Council and Strategic and Policy Forum, so President Trump disbands both.

The president of one of Campbell Soup Co.'s business divisions will leave next month.

Restructuring puts 90% of company under him; Accelerator unit created to pursue faster-growing opportunities.

The company plans to close its Toronto soup and broth manufacturing plant and move its Canadian headquarters and commercial operations to a new Toronto-area location.

Director Keith McLoughlin is interim CEO while COO Luca Mignini waits in the wings.

Eight food & beverage brands are on Morning Consult's top 25 list.

Campbell Soup has agreed to sell fresh-food unit Bolthouse Farms to an investment group that includes Bolthouse’s former chief.

Salsa business and Everett, Wash., plant begin the board-mandated divestitures.

Campbell’s V8 soups offer a full serving of vegetables in every bowl

Category: New Food Products

Product Type: Packaged/Prepared Foods

Category: New Food Products

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Category: New Food Products

Product Type: Packaged/Prepared Foods

Campbell Soup Co.'s V8 V-Fusion is making it easier for people to get their vegetables with two new varieties.

Category: New Food Products

Product Type: Beverages

Campbell Soup Co. introduces V8 V-Lite, a vegetable juice blend which delivers one full serving of vegetables, has only 35 calories and meets heart-healthy sodium levels at 380mg per 8-oz glass.

Category: New Food Products

Product Type: Beverages

Campbell Soup Co.'s North America Foodservice division brings its Campbell's Select Harvest 100% natural soups to the foodservice market to address increasing demand in universities, offices and other non-commercial locations for more nutritious options.

Category: New Food Products

Product Type: Packaged/Prepared Foods