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Ray shared takeaways from a recent event hosted by private equity firm Manna Tree, including a shift in most important product attributes for consumers of natural brands, and how Gen Z and Alpha’s current spending patterns can inform brands about where to invest their resources.

US organic beef supplier Verde Farms has announced that its current president, Brad Johnson, is to become its CEO.

Dana Ehrlich, co-founder, to step down as chief executive officer.

Good morning, Chicago. As the ultimate City Hall insider for decades, Ed Burke became a master of behind-the-scenes maneuvers that shaped Chicago and his own political fortunes. But now his legacy will be decided behind closed doors, inside a backroom he cannot enter, and where he cannot wield his legendary clout. In that room, nine women and three men will decide whether Burke will go down in ...

We set out to engage the best problem solvers from outside healthcare with some of the smartest operators and innovators within. Here are their five guiding lessons.

/PRNewswire/ -- Manna Tree, a global private equity firm committed to improving human health through nutrition, today announced the promotion of two Manna Tree...

MIAMI: “What we have right now is the confluence of the currency crisis, a debt crisis and a food crisis,” said Sara Menker, CEO of Gro Intelligence, a data and analytics company focused on food security and climate change, at the FII Priority conference on Thursday. COVID-19, the Russia-Ukraine war and droughts in South America, among other factors, had disrupted supply

/PRNewswire/ -- Manna Tree, a Vail, Colorado-based investment firm committed to improving human health, hosted its Second Annual Global Health Forum on...

Distinguished physician, professor and author Dr. Robert Lustig spoke about how overconsumption and poor quality food are root causes of chronic illness and the role that innovative food and beverage companies can play in effecting change. And in the latest edition of The Maxi Minutes, investor Maxine Kozler Koven discussed why women-owned CPG brands are facing a lack of sustained investment, and ways for the industry to collectively address the problem.

Neka Pasquale, the founder of ultra-fresh and plant-centric food and beverage brand Urban Remedy, explained why embracing change and having an open mind, without compromising on values, are keys to the brand’s long-term success. She also touched on the company’s close relationship with Whole Foods, how and why consumer perception of plant-based food has shifted in recent years and why “be it, don’t say it” dictates branding and label design.