The Game Changers: These 10 food and beverage launches shattered the mold in 2024 – slideshow
From upcycled marshmallow spreads to plant-based smoked salmon, these forward-looking products are redefining the industry by prioritizing innovation, sustainability and health.
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At a Glance
- The food and beverage industry, central to the global ecosystem, requires innovative thinking to address complex challenges.
- Sustainability is gaining momentum, particularly through regenerative agriculture, which is becoming more mainstream.
- These game-changing products are distinguished by novel ingredients, enhanced nutritional value, convenience and quality.
Changing the game is never easy, especially in the food and beverage industry, which touches every part of the interconnected modern world. One can try to shape the edible zeitgeist, but success almost always hinges on a factor most people overlook: Meaningful change usually only happens when someone dares to rethink the rules of the game.
And rethinking the rules is exactly what’s needed these days, because the world faces big challenges. From supply and demand to more sustainable solutions, global food production can always benefit from improvement, which you can read more about in SupplySide Food & Beverage Journal's future of food tech digital magazine.
“Sustainability in the form of regenerative agriculture is moving from a niche sourcing topic to a larger part of the conversation,” Jill Houk, corporate R&D chef at Culinary Culture, said. “This year, I've seen an increase in products coming to market with regenerative agriculture claims, as well as discussions about sourcing using regenerative ingredients. The most likely reason behind this is increased interest in the environment, and a desire by consumers to act as good stewards of the earth.”
Beyond sustainability, this month’s game changers also stand out through attributes ranging from novel ingredients to formulations, nutritional value, convenience, quality and differentiation.
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