Consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies are facing the largest recipe rewrite in decades. From the FDA’s ban on brominated vegetable oil (BVO), which began enforcement in August 2025, to upcoming bans on additives, dyes and other substances in states such as California, Illinois and Virginia, the regulatory tsunami is only beginning.

Most CPG digital transformation efforts are not failing because of technology; they’re failing because the foundation beneath the technology is rotting. When data is thin, knowledge is scattered and vital experience walks out the door, your transformation becomes an expensive illusion.

If your AI can’t learn from its mistakes, it’s not intelligent — it’s obsolete. Logging isn’t a risk. It's the price of staying in the game.

Turing Labs Inc. today launched an enhanced AI-powered platform designed to help food and beverage manufacturers swiftly adapt to changing regulations, with immediate application for the upcoming FDA ban on Red Dye No. 3. This solution addresses the growing challenge companies face as regulatory changes accelerate globally.

At Turing, my team and I have been on quite the rollercoaster ride in our quest to revolutionize product development R&D through AI. I wish I could say it was a piece of cake – or in our case, a perfectly optimized ketchup recipe – but the truth is, it's been a journey with more twists and turns than a pretzel factory assembly line.

This blog highlights four remarkable success stories where organizations leveraged the power of Turing's AI Platform to overcome complex challenges, streamline operations, and achieve exceptional outcomes.