In June, the Rutgers Food Innovation Center allowed pouched baby food brand Kekoa Foods to present to thousands of attendees at what is widely regarded as the specialty food industry’s most important event, where nation-wide buyers from retailers and restaurants come to see what’s trending and what they should be putting on their shelves.

The Garden State came in behind New York and Connecticut.

The Camden-based company contended the claim is misleading because “the hydrolysis process, which turns oats into oatmilk, creates sugars ‘in situ’ as the oats are broken down into smaller components.”

A team from Cushman & Wakefield's East Rutherford office served as tenant broker in the 1,400-square-foot lease transaction.

The sub shop has more franchise units in the country than any other restaurant on QSR Magazine’s list.

The Branchville-based company's updated logo and "Be Uniquely InsuredSM" tagline have been executed across its web and social media properties, in a new digital marketing campaign, as well as presented to employees, independent insurance agency partners and customers.

Wakefern Corp. in Keasbey was the highest scorer from New Jersey in the rankings - coming in at No. 29, with $16.64 billion in retail sales.

Dispensary applications are due August 21 by 3 p.m., and cultivation and vertically integrated applications are due August 22 by 3 p.m.

Kunal Wadhwani has been with the company for more than three years in multiple roles, including head of social media and digital marketing.

According to the state’s gaming regulators, data for May shows patrons bet $318.9 million at Garden State sportsbooks, compared to $317.4 million in bets in the western state.