A new study gives a closer look on why some individuals experience discomfort when consuming wheat. 

In December of 2015, Papa John’s International Inc. announced that its grilled chicken pizza toppings and chicken poppers would consist of poultry raised without human or animal antibiotics and fed on a vegetarian diet by summer 2016.

How many times do you snack on a daily basis? Are you typically grabbing for old standards like potato chips, or do you prefer apple chips?

Preliminary testing by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed the presence of H5 avian influenza on a duck farm near St. Catharines, Ontario.

Snacks are ingrained within U.S. consciousness. We’re a snacking culture. It’s built into our DNA.

American takeout standbys like pizza and Chinese food should watch their backs, because Mexican cuisine is close behind, says the “Global Palates 2015” report from the National Restaurant Association.

The appeal of snacking continues unabated. According to Jeff Manning, chief marketing officer, Cherry Marketing Institute, Dewitt, MI, consumers are snacking more than ever.

The puffed and extruded snack segment combines the best elements of tradition and forward-thinking better-for-you innovation.

While overall growth is minimal, classic pretzel products are clearly alive and well in today’s snack foods market.

According to findings by Rabobank, outlined in its Jan. 2015 report “The Popcorn Blockbuster,” popcorn is experiencing a renaissance. Once considered an unhealthy movie-time junk food, popcorn is now considered among consumers—especially choosy millennials—to be an appealing, healthy snack.