Sept. 4 - Tyson exec departs for breaching code of conduct | Campbell’s to remove artificial dyes

Campbell’s becomes latest food giant to remove synthetic colors; How legacy CPG brands can crack the social-first marketing code; CEO of Jim Beam owner Suntory resigns after police drug search

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Sept. 4, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for food industry leaders

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Tyson supply chain officer dismissed for breaching code of conduct

The meat giant also signaled further leadership changes to come as part of the company's succession plan.

Campbell’s becomes latest food giant to remove synthetic colors

Brands such as Lance crackers and V8 Splash will transition to colors derived from annatto, purple carrot juice concentrate and other natural sources.

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CEO of Jim Beam owner Suntory resigns after police drug search

Takeshi Niinami is leaving after a decade at the company as he faces an investigation into potentially illegal supplements.

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