Items Tagged with 'inflation'

See where the world’s leading food and beverage companies landed in FOOD ENGINEERING's 2026 Top 100 ranking, as economic pressures, major acquisitions and shifting strategies reshaped the industry in 2025.

While sales were largely down under dynamic economic and geopolitical conditions, some of the world’s top food and beverage manufacturers experienced revenue growth.

Inflation and changing consumer habits forced companies to get creative in terms of maintaining margins, and pet food is going strong.

Jason Schmid, a project manager at Burns & McDonnell, explains how manufacturers have options in process and inputs to manage rising costs.

The rising cost of ingredients due to inflation and supply is deflating food and beverage manufacturers’ revenue, which has created movement in this year’s list.

If you’ve ever played “Whac-A-Mole” on the boardwalk or at an arcade, you can get a sense of the frustration that both food and beverage processors and architecture/engineering/construction (AEC) firms are feeling in today’s economy—fix one problem, another pops up.

Five ways to update your policy and mitigate risks this year and beyond.

Not waivered by inflation, U.S. consumers are turning to salty snacks for comfort and stress-relief.

Understanding the global vegetable oil complex starts with a firm grasp on the fundamentals underpinning prices for different specific oils.