Browse press releases
The newest releases come first, each with its full text here and a link to its original. Try the filters to narrow them down.
- 24/7 Drain & Sewer in Fair Lawn Marks National Greasy Foods Day With a Warning About Holiday Clogs24/7 Drain & Sewer says grease from fall comfort food is behind many of the kitchen and sewer backups it sees heading into Thanksgiving across Bergen County. The post 24/7 Drain & Sewer in Fair Lawn Marks National Greasy Foods Day With a Warning About Holiday Clogs first appeared on
- Elevar Therapeutics Resubmits New Drug Application to FDA for Combination of Camrelizumab plus Rivoceranib for Use as a First-line Treatment Option for Unresectable or Metastatic Hepatocellular CarcinomaElevar Therapeutics, Inc., a majority-owned subsidiary of HLB Co., Ltd. and a fully integrated biopharmaceutical company dedicated to elevating treatment experiences and outcomes for patients with cancer, today announced the resubmission of a New Drug Application (NDA) to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its investigational drug rivoceranib, an oral VEGF-TKI, in combination with camrelizumab, an anti-PD-1 antibody, as a first-line systemic treatment option for unresectable or metastatic hepatocellular carcinoma (uHCC).
- Ocotillo Restaurant and Bar Serves Up Free Dessert for National Dessert DayOcotillo Restaurant & Bar is treating Grand Junction diners to a free dessert on Wednesday, October 14, in honor of National Dessert Day. The post Ocotillo Restaurant and Bar Serves Up Free Dessert for National Dessert Day first appeared on
- Protein, Affordability, and El Niño to Reshape Seafood in 2027, According to American SeafoodsGLP-1 adoption, fast-food demand, and surimi's rise in Asia point to new opportunities, even as El Niño tests global supply
- Sound Credit UnionSound Credit Union Employees Assemble More Than 3,300 Meal Kits for Emergency Food NetworkTACOMA, Wash. , Oct. 14, 2026 -- Sound Credit Union (Sound) recently hosted its annual Afternoon of Service, bringing employees together to support a local nonprofit organization. This year, the credit union partnered with Emergency Food Network (EFN) in Lakewood to help...
- Whole Foods Market Reveals Its Top Food and Beverage Trend Predictions for 2027Today, Whole Foods Market unveiled their top food trends for 2027 in the retailer's annual Trends predictions report. Whole Foods Market predicts 2027 will be the year of terroir (seeking a “taste of place” and product origin), Japanese comfort food, food as skincare, and a rise in bitter flavors. These and more are set to influence the food landscape showing up in restaurants, grocery aisles and home kitchens. - - The Whole Foods Market Trends Council – a collective of Whole Foods Market t... Read the full story at https://www.webwire.com/ViewPressRel.asp?aId=362825
- Johnnie Walker Vault pays tribute to the home of Scotch with the launch of its first permanent prestige whiskyJohnnie Walker, the world's leading Scotch whisky 1, is today announcing the launch of a new luxury blended Scotch Whisky: Johnnie Walker Vault, crafted from some of Scotland's most exceptional whiskies, resulting in the brand's ultimate expression of blending artistry. - - The new blend gets its name from the creative atelier hidden deep beneath the streets of Edinburgh, at The Johnnie Walker Experience. The Johnnie Walker Vault holds, at any given time, a selection of 500 whiskies from... Read the full story at https://www.webwire.com/ViewPressRel.asp?aId=362824
- Neighborhood Garden Grows Into a Network of Opportunity for Local FarmersCompanies: PepsiCoNeighborhood Garden Grows Into a Network of Opportunity for Local Farmers Wed, 10/14/2026 - 11:35 Subheader What began as a neighborhood garden is now helping Iowa farmers access new markets, resources and training. With PepsiCo-supported funding, We Arose is building on that momentum and strengthening Waterloo's local food network. Body In Waterloo, Iowa, DaQuan Campbell’s urban farm is part of the neighborhood. Residents stop to ask what’s growing, and local farmers gain new ways to reach customers through We Arose, the business he founded to connect food, growers and community. “That’s one of the things I value most about urban farming,” said Campbell. “The farm gets to be part of the community rather than something happening on the outskirts of town.” Image Campbell did not expect farming to become his future. His great-great-grandparents owned a farm in the South, and later generations carried that connection to Iowa. He remembers tending his family’s garden, eating food he had watched grow and sharing harvests with neighbors. “There was pride in being able to grow something yourself, but part of it was also sharing what you had,” said Campbell. Years later, he studied business and worked with the University of Northern Iowa’s Local Food Program, which showed him how agriculture could balance purpose and profit. “I began to see agriculture not only as something that had been part of my family’s history, but as something I could build a future around,” he said. Image Campbell started We Arose in 2019 as a small neighborhood garden. For two years, the team gave away its harvest while asking residents which crops mattered most and what prices could keep fresh food accessible while supporting a viable business. In 2021, We Arose moved into commercial production through farmers markets, home deliveries and a community-supported agriculture program, or CSA, which provides subscribers with regular selections of seasonal produce. As We Arose grew, so did the challenge of helping more growers reach customers. Through a three-year PepsiCo-supported grant, Practical Farmers of Iowa has helped We Arose expand its farmers market and CSA work while connecting more growers to shared sales and distribution. The name We Arose captures that community focus. “The ‘We’ is intentional,” said Campbell. “To me, farming and local food have always been about community. I wanted the name to make clear that this work was never just about one person.” The “Arose” evokes a rose growing through concrete — a symbol of moving forward despite historical barriers to land ownership and unequal access to land, capital and information. “The name acknowledges the challenges that have shaped our history, but it isn’t defined by those challenges,” said Campbell. “It’s about community and creating a path forward.” Today, We Arose grows food and aggregates products from other small and emerging farmers, helping them reach customers through shared sales and distribution. Its CSA has grown from 15 subscribers to about 37, with a goal of 100. The local farmers market Campbell has managed since 2018 has expanded from 15 vendors to more than 40 and draws up to 1,200 customers a week during peak season. Image Those numbers tell only part of the story. Farmers markets have become community destinations, while volunteer sessions and monthly bike rides — including an annual farm crawl — bring people through the neighborhoods We Arose serves. Campbell also hears from residents who recognize culturally familiar crops. “It’s special hearing that a vegetable reminds someone of home, their Southern roots, or something their parents or grandparents used to grow and eat,” said Campbell. For PepsiCo, whose food begins on farms, that growth reflects what the company hopes to support, which is local farmers, strong markets and the communities they serve. Image "Strong food systems start with strong farming communities, and with the people who know those communities best. Organizations like We Arose understand what local farmers need and help them reach new customers and markets,” said Jonathan George, director of social impact, North America, PepsiCo. “By working alongside partners like Practical Farmers of Iowa to support locally led solutions, we're helping build food systems that are more resilient for farming communities and the families they feed." For growers, the support has included seed grants, tools, supplies and specialized equipment such as walk-in coolers and wildlife exclusion fencing. Practical Farmers of Iowa has also provided workshops on food safety, funding applications and crop planning, including language-supported training for Congolese growers who contribute to We Arose’s collaborative CSA. What matters most to me is creating an opportunity for a farmer, connecting a family with locally grown food, or building something that adds value to the community I call home. - DaQuan Campbell Behind the scenes, the Practical Farmers of Iowa partnership helped We Arose make targeted upgrades that keep an expanding farm operation moving. Improvements include a propagation greenhouse, a farm truck and bookkeeping support that introduced clearer accounts, a key performance indicator dashboard and stronger monthly financial processes. "We Arose already had the foundations of a transformative organization. They are rooted in their community, with a humble and dedicated leader who was poised to grow as a professional while feeding his community,” said Natasha Hegmann, specialty crops business manager at Practical Farmers of Iowa. “Over the last three years we've worked more closely with DaQuan, providing financial and technical support for critical infrastructure like water access on urban plots and new production space, but also to support the development of the organization.” For Campbell, success is measured not only in sales or subscriber totals, but in the relationships built around food. “What matters most to me is creating an opportunity for a farmer, connecting a family with locally grown food, or building something that adds value to the community I call home,” said Campbell. As We Arose grows, that idea remains at the center: One farm can grow more than produce — it can help a wider local food economy take root. Canonical URL https://www.pepsico.com/newsroom/stories/2026/we-arose-waterloo-iowa-local-farm… Featured Image Type of Content Article
- Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, Inc.Red Robin Stacks Up the Flavor with the Introduction of the Prime Rib Stack Burger and Fan-Favorite Menu AdditionsRed Robin's lineup includes a new limited-time burger, returning fan-favorite burgers to value menu, bottomless refresher beverages and more starting Oct. 19 KEY POINTS: Starting Oct. 19, Red Robin's new Prime Rib Stack Burger will be available for a limited time at participating...
- Recent Release, "My Wine Country," from Page Publishing Author Victor Sanchez Jr., Chronicles Hardship, Resilience, and Belonging in California's Wine CountryVictor Sanchez Jr. has completed a new book, "My Wine Country," a raw and unflinching account of growing up in Sonoma County. Through vivid storytelling, the narrative weaves together moments of profound struggle with instances of unexpected grace, painting an intimate portrait of a young life shaped by adversity and the search for stability in a beautiful but often harsh landscape. Drawing from his own lived [PR.com]
- Global Industrial Carbon Dioxide Market Size, Share, Competitive Landscape, and Forecast - 2033 | Carbon Capture and Food Demand Drive $6.8 Billion OpportunityCapture and reuse technologies, efficient storage and transport, and expansion in emerging food, beverage, healthcare and EOR markets offer growth opportunities.
- TikTokDo you remember what's in your fridge? New TikTok research reveals the reasons Australians are still wasting foodCompanies: ByteDanceFrom forgotten tomatoes in the fridge to stale bread on the kitchen bench, food waste has become routine for Aussie households, with new TikTok...