The agency released a final rule for the criteria needed to conclude an ingredient is “generally recognized as safe” (GRAS) for use in human or animal food.

The Senate Agricultural Committee reached a bipartisan agreement Thursday establishing a national labeling requirement for foods containing genetically modified ingredients.

The changes affect six of the companies iconic brands including Dreyer’s, Häagen-Dazs, Outshine, Skinny Cow, Nestlé Ice Cream and Nestlé Drumstick.

The company is working with suppliers to find alternatives.

Mars Inc. says it will remove all artificial colors from its human food products portfolio throughout the next five years.

A federal judge is barring Chobani from continuing its advertising campaign that criticizes its rivals yogurt.

Frozen seafood producer Gorton’s will introduce new, cleaner recipes for all the brand’s products by the end of 2017.