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Imbibe Explains FDA’s New “Healthy” Proposal with Essential Considerations and Potential Effects on Your Food and Beverage Innovations – Part 1

FDA revamping "healthy" on food labels! Focus shifts to whole foods, healthy fats, and limits on sugar, sodium, and saturated fat. This aims for clearer labels and healthier choices. They're also exploring a front-of-package labeling system for more info.

Bioengineered Ingredients will have New Labeling Requirements Come 2022

Labeling requirements include specific symbols, text disclosures, QR codes, and automated text response systems. Imbibe will provide both non-GMO and bioengineered status for customer transparency.

From stove top to store shelf

Avi Belson of Imbibe advises startups to engage co-packers early for better innovation insights and smoother production transitions.

Recent Regulation in the CBD Category

Despite potential changes with HR 841, beverage giants remain cautious due to the lack of clear guidance, as noted by Andy Dratt of Imbibe during a SupplySide West session on functional beverages.

Preparing for GMO labeling in 2022

GMOs involve artificially manipulating DNA to create organisms not found in nature. Non-GMO labeling appeals to those seeking "cleaner" formulations. It's distinct from organic; organic is non-GMO, but the reverse isn't always true.

New Labeling Requirements for Bioengineered Ingredients Mandatory in 2022

Starting January 2022, USDA's National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard (NBFDS) replaces non-GMO claims. All food manufacturers must comply. Bioengineered foods contain modified genetic material.

Functional Beverages Going Back to the Basics (Part II)

If you missed part 1 on nutrient-rich functional beverages, check it out. Here's a sneak peek at ingredients rich in essential nutrients: chickpea (fiber, iron), egg yolk (phosphorus, B vitamins), chia (fiber, omega-3s), and raspberries (vitamin C, fiber).

Ready to Go Non-GMO

"Clean label" is a consumer driven term for food and beverages with non-GMO ingredients. There's no official definition but it generally means simple, recognizable ingredients.

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Imbibe designs impactful ingredients and develops products for the food and beverage industry.

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