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From old standbys such as vanilla and chocolate to trendy newcomers such as hibiscus and orange blossom, processors may now choose from a wide variety of flavors that promise to add a bit of fun and excitement to dairy product favorites.
The acquisition includes an equity stake in a farmer cooperative in Madagascar, part of the most extensive vertically integrated supply chain in the vanilla industry.
The acquisition includes an equity stake in a farmer cooperative in Madagascar, part of the most extensive vertically integrated supply chain in the vanilla industry.
Obsession with millennials so pervades contemporary culture that even millennials, notorious for their self-regard, have grown weary of hearing about themselves. But while there was a time when non-millennials could at least dismiss their juniors' fancies for Frisbees, breakfast cereal and nonstop Nickelodeon as kid stuff, that's getting harder to do now that members of the generation born between 1981 and 1996 (as defined by the Pew Research Center, Washington, D.C.) are having kids of their own.