Elizabeth Crawford

Elizabeth Crawford

Senior Editor – North America

Elizabeth Crawford is an award-winning multi-media journalist, senior editor for FoodNavigator-USA and host of FoodNavigator-USA's Soup-To-Nuts podcast, which covers emerging trends, regulatory pressures and marketing strategies. She frequently speaks at events about food and beverage trends and pressing issues facing the CPG industry, and regularly moderates panel discussions on key themes facing different segments of the industry. She has more than 20 years as a business-to-business reporter covering the food, dietary supplement and healthcare industries through business, regulatory and legislative lenses.

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Can dairy retain its bioactive benefits without sacrificing food safety?

IFT FIRST

Can dairy retain its bioactive benefits without sacrificing food safety?

By Elizabeth Crawford

By preserving naturally occurring milk exosomes that conventional processing often destroys, biotech startup Exosomm says it can help manufacturers deliver clinically relevant bioactive benefits without compromising food safety, shelf life or scalability

Protein’s single note is getting old – what is its next verse?

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Protein’s single note is getting old – what is its next verse?

By Elizabeth Crawford

After years of optimizing protein concentration, ingredient suppliers are shifting the focus toward solutions that deliver broader benefits ranging from satiety and metabolic health to sensory performance and formulation flexibility

Gut health enters a new phase as brands move beyond probiotics

Summer Fancy Food Show

Gut health enters a new phase as brands move beyond probiotics

By Elizabeth Crawford

Consumer demand for more targeted digestive benefits for different usage occasions is driving innovation across yogurt, fermented foods and traditional botanicals, while raising the stakes for education

From barn to breakthrough: How Danone is rethinking food innovation

Soup-To-Nuts Podcast

From barn to breakthrough: How Danone is rethinking food innovation

By Elizabeth Crawford

Danone argues tomorrow’s nutrient-dense foods will be shaped first by healthier soils, smarter farming and stronger supply chains, creating new opportunities for protein- and fiber-rich products with lasting consumer appeal