Ingredients companies are bringing their natural, sustainably sourced tea and coffee solutions to Europe, and with sustainability top of mind, Chr. Hansen ranked No. 2 on a Global 100 sustainability list. 

Ingredient companies are broadening their operations by hiring new leaders and expanding their value-added services. 

B.T. Sweet launched Cambya, which is designed as a one-to-one drop-in for food and beverage applications.

T. Hasegawa USA will open a new plant to expand capabilities of sweet beverage flavors, while EverGreen Ingredients partnered with The Carbon Underground for a soil restoration initiative.

Sensient introduced a new line of multifaceted chili extracts that deliver a “boundless” consistency of heat, color and taste to meet consumers’ needs for hotter eating and drinking.

Ingredient company Kerry released the first organic-certified sweet modulator for the U.S. beverage market: Tastesense Sweet Organic Certified. 

Ingredient companies are naming new leaders and inking new strategic distribution deals to expand the reach of clean-label, plant-based proteins to more markets. 

Ingredient companies are educating populations about the importance of dietary fiber in Latin America, meanwhile, other suppliers announced new Non-GMO Project Verified botanical ingredients. 

Nutritional Growth Solutions introduced its “Grow Daily Boys 10+” protein drink powder to support growth and development in boys 10 and older.

Solabia-Algatech Nutrition is launching 100% natural whole Euglena gracilis algae BioGlena for immune support.