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Forbes latest edition of its Fresh Take newsletter highlights an interview with chef Ayesha Curry; climate impacts of urban farming; Seth Rogens coffee brand.

Venture-backed RIND has fully acquired Vermont-based granola producer Small Batch Organics as the upcycled snacking company is transitioning into manufacturing.

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, sustainable snack brand RIND® Snacks announces its acquisition of Small Batch Organics, a Vermont-based manufacturer of award-winning...

As his fintech preps for an eventual IPO, Sebastian Siemiatkowski believes experimenting with AI is crucial.

US snack maker Rind Snacks has snapped up local granola company Small Batch Organics.

Deal marries Rind’s sales, distribution and brand expertise with Small Batch’s manufacturing and product innovation skills.

On location at Natural Products Expo East 2022, the hosts shared their respective takes on standout products and brands exhibited during the first two days of the annual trade show, which is being held at the Philadelphia Convention Center. The roundup highlights several brands that are using better-for-you, innovative and plant-based ingredients to disrupt legacy food and beverage categories.

Having written about hundreds of dining venues, local farms, markets and products, general stores, breweries, pubs and kitchen stores, it’s time to pass the utensils.

Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   The Curtis Fund, a supporting organization of the Vermont Community Foundation, will host seven pop-up “We’ve Got Your Back” events for this year’s incoming class of scholarship recipients to distribute gift bags filled with donated products from Vermont companies. Each year, the Curtis Fund provides scholarships for low-income and/or students who will be first in their family to pursue a post-high school degree for the lo...

This Way Up on April 28 th to Focus on Women Entrepreneurship On April 28 th at 5:00 p.m. ET, the Vermont Women’s Fund and the Vermont Community Foundation will co-host  This Way Up, a virtual event to examine the potential of women’s entrepreneurship, the opportunities and pitfalls associated with business ownership, and why gender impacts financial outcomes. Moderated by Vermont Public Radio’s Jane Lindholm, the event will feature four women business owners from southern Vermont. Th...