Based in Jersey City, the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the U.S. is making its products available directly to consumers at shop.goya.com.

Industry thought leaders gathered at the New Jersey Institute of Technology to navigate an ever-changing and ever-more-difficult industry landscape, especially in the wake of the pandemic.

Trenton-based TerraCycle, best known for working with corporations that need to dispose of hard-to-reclaim materials, has launched a subscription-based pickup service for residents.

The event marked the first in-person biomanufacturing conference from the organization in two years. "[W]e want to make sure that we’re supporting New Jersey’s life sciences ecosystem and make sure that it is a place where innovation is happening unencumbered and then patients can access that innovation," said President and CEO Debbie Hart.

The chief financial officer of the Secaucus-based pet food company has left her position amicably to pursue other opportunities. The manufacturer also announced new consultants and promotions.

Elevated from her role as president and chief operating officer, Catherine Roggero-Lovisi succeeds Anna Bakst, who will continue to serve as executive chair on the Nutley-based company's board of directors.

The Texas company entered a sale-leaseback with the occupying firm: a specialized contract manufacturer of high-end fragrances, deodorants and cosmetic products.

The Mars Inc. brand, which has its U.S. headquarters in Newark, will spotlight some submissions on its social platforms and give away signed merchandise and NFLshop.com gift cards. And the overall favorite? That fan will win two tickets to Super Bowl LVII in Arizona.

Brian Below most recently served as CEO of Fabral, part of OmniMax International LLC, a metal roofing and wall panel provider.

The Ewing-based company is scooping up the No. 2 brand in the U.S. acne category, which also makes the No. 1 patch in the subset.

Based in the city of Cataño, the target marks the 53rd acquisition for the Jersey City-based company under the leadership of Chairman Robert Tillis and CEO Jason Tillis.

The Camden-headquartered automaker "adopted" all sixth- through eighth-grade classrooms in its home city's school district, providing teachers with funding and supplies.