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Before TRUMP, our great American ranchers were being targeted by radical environmentalists in the federal government. Now, we’re putting RANCHERS FIRST.
Today, @USDA is building on our progress with revised regulations that support grazing on National Forest System lands and the ranching communities that depend on them. Farmers and ranchers belong at the center of the decisions in our country.
Thank you to @SecretaryBurgum and @Interior for standing with us and America’s ranchers.
Ranchers First. America First. 🇺🇸
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plenty of buyers. still no deal.
four things that can stall a consumer deal, even when the interest is real:
1. valuation gaps
the seller prices in the next stage of growth. the buyer won't pay for all of it upfront. both can like the business and still disagree on the price.
2. budgets that start slipping
the business starts missing its forecast while buyers are reviewing it. buyers lower what they expect it to earn, and the price they can justify falls with it.
3. customer concentration
one retailer accounts for a large share of sales. a lost listing, a smaller order or tougher terms could change the earnings. the buyer has to price that dependence, even if the account stays.
4. falling category consumption
the brand is taking share, but people are buying fewer units of the whole category. gaining share doesn't guarantee selling more, which makes the growth plan harder to justify.
buyer interest starts the process. agreement on price and risk closes it.
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Scoops’ Target footprint grew from an initial 1,100-store award to more than 1,900 stores, prompting a $2 million seed raise. See what’s next for the peanut protein powder brand: nosh.com/news/2026/peanut-pr…
Poppi founders are going after PepsiCo's Gatorade with new beverage startup Jetty cnbc.com/2026/11/08/poppi-fo…
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This is packaging and processing in action ⚙️
From advanced automation and robotics to next-generation packaging and processing equipment, the machinery on display at PACK EXPO International 2026 showcased what’s possible when innovation meets industry needs.
Take a look back to see some of the incredible machinery on the show floor!
#PACKEXPOInternational #Packaging #Processing #Manufacturing #Automation
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Congrats to the team at @USAFactoryNet on 560 manufacturers signed up.
Every manufacturer we sign up brings us one step closer to brining manufacturing back to the USA.
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Some big launches in ‘27
So we’re doubling down on real photography
AI is amazing but can only take you so far
Stoked to see this come to life!
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.@MarsGlobal is celebrating 50 years of manufacturing at its facility in Waco, Texas.
Read more: brnw.ch/21x6XcW
📸: Mars, Inc.
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Ball's can plant in Millersburg, Ore. is running after a summer start and aims for full capacity in 2027. Startup costs were $10M in Q3 alone, with energy-drink and non-alcoholic beverage can demand still strong.
Joy Supply, a Brooklyn-based clean cookie brand, secured $700K in seed funding led by Sling Ventures.
Launched in May 2026 by Lindsay Leopold, a former pastry chef and product developer for Martha Stewart, Joy Supply uses a family recipe from 1908 to bake thin and crispy oat cookies.
Joy Supply’s cookies are made with whole-grain oats grown on regenerative American farms. Their cookies are also free from artificial colors, artificial flavors, fake sugars, and preservatives.
Joy Supply will use the capital to scale production and expand further into retail.
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LA-born fermented foods startup Ourkraut will debut at NOSH Live 2026, aiming to rebrand sauerkraut with organic ingredients, global flavors, a bold pink identity and a gut-health focus. 🥬✨ nosh.com/pr/2026/11/06/ourkr…
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Hershey can't make enough Dot's Pretzels until 2027. How an independent snack brand gets in front of its buyer with a fill rate and store-level proof.
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Chiquita Plantain Chips is expanding in North America as SNAX-Sational adds distribution at ShopRite, Food Lion, Raley’s, 7-Eleven Canada and others. 🍌 nosh.com/pr/2026/11/05/chiqu…
Push Matcha, the No. 1 matcha brand in Latin America, is launching its ultra-functional matcha latte line in the U.S. in January.
Dubbed The OG Functional Matcha Latte, each stick delivers 1.5g of dual creatine complex, 4g of prebiotic fiber, and 1.5g of first harvest Japanese matcha.
The product is also formulated with creatine HCl, which is far less likely to cause stomach bloating and digestive discomfort than standard creatine.
Former investment banker and Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree Bruno Rohlfs launched Push Matcha in 2021. Now he's bringing Push Matcha to the U.S. alongside Co-Founder and Chairman Georgios Frangulis, the founder of Oakberry.
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An updated certification mark aims to help meat and poultry processors communicate HPP's food safety and quality benefits to consumers.
Read more: brnw.ch/21x6Tlz
#HPP #Certification #HighPressureProcessing
Graphic courtesy of the Cold Pressure Council
Science-backed gut health specialist Physician's Choice just added 2,900 doors by launching at GNC, Meijer, and Kroger.
The company launched seven SKUs at GNC and Meijer, with another four SKUs launching at Kroger.
The GNC launch is a full-circle moment for Logan Chierotti, the Founder & CEO of Physician's Choice, who worked at GNC in 2002.
Physician's Choice has been on a roll this year. The company is on pace for over $300M in revenue and recently launched its novel Fiber Jelly range.
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Important to remember that your Target buyer is a Roundel ads manager now.
Your brand is content and ad spend for the Roundel machine.
They have a quota to hit and they are saying “yes” to hit that quota.
The thing about all these new brands launching at Target is that it’s now a signaler of nothing?
Like it used to be a big deal to get an account like Target but now the brands are being shoved in there when there isn’t even proper space for them, the merchandising is bleak and brands disappear from shelves just as fast.

























