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Our guide to some of the main incubators and accelerators operated by major food manufacturers as they look to tap into some of the consumer trends shaping demand.

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We know the digital sphere is having a profound impact on consumers but how can the food industry shape their businesses to capitalise? At the latest Millennial 20/20 conference and exhibition, held in London last week, just-food heard the digital issues taxing the minds at FMCG companies operating in the UK, including Kellogg and Arla Foods.

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There were a number of companies presenting at this week's CAGNY conference in the US that had recently-installed CEOs making their first appearance at one of the key dates in the investor calendar as chief executive. Among them was Steve Cahillane, the former Anheuser-Busch InBev and Coca-Cola executive who took the helm at Kellogg in October. His job is to get a business with a sluggish top line back into growth. Dean Best tuned in.

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Kellogg enjoyed improved profitability in 2017 but again saw pressure on its top line, with, notably, its US morning foods business continuing to suffer. However, some industry watchers saw some signs of progress in the fourth quarter - and even across the year as a whole. All eyes will be on how recently-installed CEO Steve Cahillane believes he can improve the cereal and snacks giant's performance.

Kashi Company, the US natural food business owned by Kellogg, is increasing its focus on organic products. With just 1% of US farmland dedicated to organic production, the group has come up with an innovative way of supporting farmers make the switch through its certified transitional programme. Katy Askew caught up with Tina Owens, senior manager of procurement and sustainability at Kashi, to find out more. 

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There is speculation over the future ownership of UK-based meat-free business Quorn Foods. It is hardly surprising. Quorn has been owned by a private-equity firm since 2010 and is a business enjoying continued solid growth in a challenging industry. Dean Best spoke to Quorn CEO Kevin Brennan about the sale rumours and his plans for the business this year.

Three global food giants have reportedly entered bids for Kellogg's North American cookies and snacks assets.

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A business owned by US cereal giant Kellogg has announced that it is laying off 40 employees, around 20% of its workforce.

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just-food's most-read analysis of 2018 took in company strategy, financial results, the foodservice market, NPD and sustainability.

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This week's new products include two yogurts from French dairy giant Danone in the US and an addition to Mondelez's biscuit range in India.

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US cereal giant Kellogg has announced it will be making changes to the nutrition labelling on around 80% of its UK breakfast products.

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The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has rescinded its ban on a Kellogg's cereal advert targeted at kids, prompting criticism from health campaigners.

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A long-term critic of Kellogg has issued a negative update on the US food giant it first attacked back in April, calling developments at the company "highly concerning".

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This week's news includes new products from companies including Nestle, Kellogg, Saputo and Hormel, taking in markets in North America, Europe and Asia.

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US food manufacturer Kellogg is reportedly seeking to branch out into the ethnic snacks market in India with a partnership with a domestic manufacturer.

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Kellogg is weighing up the possible sale of a clutch of snacks assets in North America as part of moves to "align resources around the biggest opportunities for growth".

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This week's product news includes a new snacks brand from PepsiCo in the US and Kellogg adding to its portfolio of products on sale in India.

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US food manufacturer Kellogg cut its guidance for full-year operating profits after reporting nine-month results.

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US food manufacturer Kellogg is expanding its sustainable packaging commitments.

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US food giant Kellogg has revealed that a cereal which was at the centre of a salmonella outbreak will return to grocery stores shelves next month.

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Food and beverage giants Unilever, Nestle and Coca-Cola have all made it through to the second stage of bidding for GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)'s Indian nutrition business, according to reports from the country.

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A clutch of international food giants have signed a voluntary pledge with authorities in Saudi Arabia to cut the sugar, salt and fat content in their products.

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The US salmonella outbreak linked to Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereals has claimed another 30 victims, according to the country's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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This week's round-up of the most notable product development from the international food sector includes PepsiCo taking Quaker into the chilled aisle in the US and Aldi's latest NPD offensive in the country.

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Food giant Kellogg has expressed disappointment and surprise after an advert for its Coco Pops Granola product was banned from children's TV in the UK.

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Kellogg today (2 August) lifted its forecast for annual net sales after "stronger-than-expected" growth in sales on an organic basis in the first half of the year.

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just-food publishes the most notable product development from the international food sector, presented in bitesize format to give you a flavour of the innovation from your peers and competitors announced this week.

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just-food publishes the most notable product development from the international food sector, presented in bitesize format to give you a flavour of the innovation from your peers and competitors announced this week.

Market speculation over a possible takeover of Kellogg surfaced this week, with the snacks-to-cereal maker linked to both Kraft Heinz and Coca Cola Co.

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US cereal giant Kellogg's revealed plans to open a cafe in New York City, located at a prime location on Broadway.