Saving IPTC in Camera Raw

I am creating IPTC data in Photo Mechanic and using Photoshop/Camera Raw 7 to edit and color correct those images. But when I attempt to save, the resulting .jpeg images do not have the IPTC data I wrote. I know it is possible, because this was my workflow in previous versions-the IPTC data also came through in one image. Why is this different in Photoshop CC and Camera Raw 7? How can I get my IPTC data through the edit and save process?

Had the same issue, found the solution in Photo Mechanic. I use the cmd-shift-i (ctrl-shift-i) command and fill in the IPTC fields, this works fine. Using the global IPTC (cmd-i / ctrl-i) doensn't work for me.
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