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- 1BIXBI Pet Expands Clean Label Project Certification to Cat Food▼BIXBI Pet Extends Clean Label Project® Certification to Six Cat Kibble Recipes
BIXBI Pet has extended its Clean Label Project certification to six of its cat kibble recipes. The certification, which tests pet foods for purity and contaminants such as heavy metals and pesticides, was previously applied to the company's dog products. The move signals the brand's push into certified, transparency-focused cat food as pet owners increasingly scrutinize ingredient quality.
- 2Baking Chocolate Chips Market Growth Driven by Premium and Clean-Label Trends▼Baking Chocolate Chips And Morsels Market To 2035: Premium Indulgence and Clean-Label Trends Drive Growth - News and Statistics
A new market report projects growth in the baking chocolate chips and morsels market through 2035, with demand fuelled by premium indulgence products and clean-label formulations. Industry analysts point to consumers seeking higher-quality ingredients and simpler labels as the main drivers shaping the category's outlook over the next decade.
- 3Pet Food Antioxidants Market Set to Grow Through 2035▼Pet Food Antioxidants Market Forecast to 2035: Premiumization and Clean Label Drive Growth - News and Statistics
A new market forecast projects steady growth in the global pet food antioxidants market through 2035, driven by premiumization of pet products and rising demand for clean-label ingredients. As owners increasingly treat pets like family, manufacturers are reformulating foods with natural preservatives such as tocopherols and plant extracts in place of synthetic additives, shaping purchasing decisions and product development across the industry.
- 4Chia Protein Market Set to Grow Through 2035▼Chia Based Protein Market To 2035: Sports Nutrition and Clean-Label Trends Fuel Growth - News and Statistics
A new market analysis projects steady growth for chia-based protein through 2035, driven by rising demand in sports nutrition and consumer preference for clean-label, plant-based ingredients. The report highlights chia protein's expanding role in protein powders, bars and functional foods as manufacturers respond to interest in natural, minimally processed nutrition products.
- 5Vanilla Plant Protein Powder Market Set to Grow Through 2035▼Vanilla Plant Protein Powder Market To 2035: Growth Outlook Driven by Clean-Label Demand - News and Statistics
A new market outlook projects steady growth for vanilla plant protein powder through 2035, driven mainly by rising consumer demand for clean-label products with simple, natural ingredients. Analysts point to shifting preferences away from artificial additives as the key factor shaping the category's trajectory over the next decade.
- 6Moringa Supplement Market Set for Growth Through 2035▼Moringa Supplements Market To 2035: Plant-Based Nutrition and Clean-Label Wellness Drive Growth - News and Statistics
Moringa supplements are gaining ground as consumers shift toward plant-based nutrition and clean-label wellness products. Industry analysis projects steady market growth through 2035, driven by rising demand for natural, minimally processed supplements. Moringa, a nutrient-dense plant rich in vitamins and antioxidants, is increasingly featured in powders, capsules and functional food products aimed at health-conscious buyers.
- 7Why the Senate Permitting Bill Isn't a 'Grand Bargain'●Why the Senate Permitting Bill Isn’t a ‘Grand Bargain’ #Climate Why the Senate Permitting Bill...
Commentators are pushing back on characterizations of the Senate permitting bill as a 'grand bargain', arguing the legislation does not deliver the balanced trade-off between fossil fuel development and clean energy expansion that the label implies. Critics within the climate community contend the bill's permitting changes favor certain energy projects without meaningful concessions, making the 'grand bargain' framing misleading.
- 8Jon Justice Show examines NIMBYs, renewables and affordability●NIMBYs, renewables & affordability: highlights from The Jon Justice Show
The Jon Justice Show, associated with the Center of the American Experiment, aired a segment on how local opposition to development, often labelled NIMBYism, intersects with renewable energy projects and housing affordability. The discussion, shared as a highlights reel, frames local zoning and permitting barriers as key obstacles to both clean energy buildout and cost-of-living relief.