In a recent edition of the American Peanut Council’s monthly newsletter, Dr. Andrew Craig, American Peanut Council Contributor, discussed the results of a study from Tufts University that looked at the associations between eating too much of some things, but not enough of others.

Looking to put some sizzle in summer sales? With some strategic thinking and quick planning, you can generate new business just in time for the summer to heat up.

Almost 12 million Canadians are eating less meat, according to an Environics Research poll from 2015. Going meatless once a week can do wonders for your health, such as reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and obesity. And, going meatless once a week can also help reduce our carbon footprint.

Eating peanuts with a meal may help protect against cardiovascular diseases, such as heart attack and strokes, according to new research from Penn State University.

Who doesn’t love learning about new food trends – we sure do! Wtih a number of interesting trends popping up this year, we offer some tasty and on-trend tips to enjoy peanuts.

Bacteria are everywhere, but what you might not know is that peanuts contain a certain type of bacteria that enables peanuts to convert or “fix” their own nitrogen, which helps make it a naturally sustainable crop.

With the first quarter already in 2017’s rear view mirror, are you making the most of your marketing and merchandising budget? Learn about four key things that you can do to help keep your organization on track for success.

Snacking can sometimes have a bad rap, but it all depends on what your snacking staples are. 92% of millennials admit to eating a wholesome snack in place of a meal at least once per week.

According to new guidelines released by a U.S. government panel, to reduce the risk of peanut allergy, infants should eat foods containing peanuts by the time they are six months old.

As the holiday season approaches, read up on registered dietitian Sue Mah's tips to help strike the balance between nutrition and taste when planning your special menu.

Online shopping is becoming an integral part of the holiday shopping experience. But how does this impact the seasonal grocery shopper?

Beyond butter and sugar, spreads have a strong presence in the dessert category. This time of year is the perfect occasion to showcase pantry staple ingredients in flyers and in store, as well as creative – and delicious – ways to put these items to use.