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Airly Foods claims its Oat Clouds will remove between 18g-21g of Co2 from the air with each box sold; Lovenature Organic’s mission to get high quality ingredients into the hands of everyone is bolstered with a new retail line; and veggies get a makeover as guilt-free on-the-go snacks.
Climate friendly snacking quickly becoming the next new megatrend Bright Future Foods Airly Oat Cloud Crackers, which are designed to reverse climate change. Pic: Bright Future Foods Sure to set the bar is the collaboration announced between the subsidiaries of two CPG giants to explore opportunities to create food products that will address the world’s most pressing sustainability challenges. Consumers care about sustainability more than ever and are increasingly basing their purchasing decision on treats that are planet-friendly, even planet-enhancing. Accordin...
Post Holdings and Anheuser Busch team up to develop ‘climate-friendly’ snacks EverGrain, a barley ingredients company backed by brewing giant Anheuser-Busch that makes proteins and fibers from AB InBev’s spent grains; and Bright Future Foods, a subsidiary of Post Holdings utilizing oats grown on zero CO2 emission farms; are teaming up to create ‘climate friendly’ snacks. Bright Future Foods – which has just launched “ EverGrain’s innovative processes make its barley-based ingredients one of the most sustainable plant protein and fiber sources in th...
Image courtesy of Post Holdings The AB-backed ingredients firm Evergrain LLC and Post subsidiary Bright Future Foods are teaming up to develop new products. Anheuser-Busch funded sustainable ingredients firm EverGrain formed a joint collaboration with Post Holdings subsidiary Bright Future Foods to develop sustainable food products, Post announced in a release Thursday. The companies recently introduced Airly Oat Cloud Crackers, a “climate-positive” snack product. “EverGrain’s innovative processes make its barley-based ingredients one of the most sustainabl...
Dive Brief: EverGrain, a sustainable ingredients company backed by Anheuser-Busch, and Bright Future Foods, a subsidiary of Post Holdings, are collaborating to create sustainable and "climate-positive" foods — meaning they have a negative carbon footprint, the companies said in a joint statement. Anheuser-Busch and Post said the products will be formulated using EverGrain’s repurposed barley protein and fiber and Bright Future Foods’ "climate-positive" oats. The announcement comes just a few weeks after AB InBev's Anheuser-Busch operation announced it was investing $100 million an...