Fans of the nostalgic Strawberry Nesquik will soon have a new favorite flavor to enjoy — the  all-new Nesquik Cinnamon Churro Flavored Powder. 

FlavorSum is also opening a 10,000-square-foot Innovation Center in Marlton, N.J.

Global food and drink trends are in a constant state of evolution, shaped by shifting consumer lifestyles, diverse health requirements, economic factors, and the hope for a more sustainable future. 

Energy remains a hot topic and coffee ranks as a top energy choice.

Flavors are the spice of life. Despite tremendous advances regarding taste in better-for-you dairy products, consumers still have to desire to purchase the item. That is what makes flavoring so important.

To start the New Year off on the right foot, Coffee mate, a brand of Nestlé, is bringing consumers two iconic new creamer collabs that are sure to sweeten one’s day — and one’s cup of Joe.

It’s usually around this time of year, as the leaves start to change and the weather gets colder, that consumers begin engaging in more permissible indulgence, reaching for their favorite desserts and comfort foods.

Plant-based foods are seemingly everywhere these days. Consumers are turning to vegan alternatives for their favorite foods for a variety for reasons — primarily health and environmental concerns.

The trend is being driven by millennials, who view eating as an experience.

Obsession with millennials so pervades contemporary culture that even millennials, notorious for their self-regard, have grown weary of hearing about themselves. But while there was a time when non-millennials could at least dismiss their juniors' fancies for Frisbees, breakfast cereal and nonstop Nickelodeon as kid stuff, that's getting harder to do now that members of the generation born between 1981 and 1996 (as defined by the Pew Research Center, Washington, D.C.) are having kids of their own.