Dave Fusaro is the Editor In Chief at Food Processing. He specializes in the food and beverage industry, covering topics such as food safety, manufacturing, production, and the intersection of agriculture and business economics. Dave's insights and expertise have been featured in Agri America Marketing Inc and Food Processing.
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Dave Fusaro's coverage includes a mix of food and beverage industry news, product development trends, company announcements, and regulatory affairs. His focus on press releases and private sector announcements suggests that he may be responsive to pitches related to new product launches, industry trend analysis, or expert perspectives on regulatory changes affecting the food and beverage sector.
Given his interest in government announcements as well as themes such as regulatory affairs and business & industry, sources with insights into compliance issues, policy impact on the food industry at large would also likely resonate well with him. If you have expertise in these areas or access to insider information about upcoming product developments within the food & beverage space specifically related to regulations or market trends Dave might find your pitch compelling.
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The Belgian has been on the Belgian brewer's board for three years; replaces retiring Chairman Martin Barrington.
Multi-year partnership with Gatik will expand a four-year-old experiment focused on daily movements within PepsiCo's regional transportation networks.
By: Dave Fusaro
The partners this week opened a renovated Remus, Mich., facility dedicated to Good Culture's growing cottage cheese portfolio.
Buckwalter leaves Nestle Health Science U.S., where she was CEO; she replaces Tom Hayes, who retired.
The French dairy is purchasing Australia's Made Group and acquiring the other half of its joint venture with Saputo Dairy Australia.
It's now winding down operations and will sell assets after July 4, idling 700 employees.
“In an anxious moment, consumers are reaching for familiar comfort,” the market research firm says. “The pattern is nostalgia over novelty, highlighting the emergence of a reassurance economy.”
As a result, Oliveira will not be taking over the still-unnamed global coffee powerhouse being created by Keurig Dr Pepper's acquisition of JDE Peet's.
With Rafael Oliveira departing for Heineken, KDP searches for a new CEO of the future coffee company; KDP Chairman Pamela Patsley will be chairman of that spinoff, which is now targeted for early 2027.
Dan Morgan, CEO of the contract snack manufacturer, will retire at the end of 2027; he will be replaced by sales VP Thomas Koppelmann.
