Know Allergies selects former Hostess Brands chairman as CEO
Allergen-free granola bar producer Know Allergies has appointed Greg Rayburn as its new CEO to meet growing demand.
Archives for July 25, 2017
July 2017 NPD: Intersnack’s 3D chips, sweet potato snacks from Mondelēz and paleo flour
This month's round-up of new product launches includes all things grain-free, including a grain-free granola and granola bites, paleo flour, sweet potato and hummus snacks, 3D stacked chips, fruit rolls, gluten-free meat sticks and meat-cheese-and-sweet...
Witte dryers safeguard gluten-free foods from cross-contamination
The Witte Company has developed a range of dryers and coolers that eliminate the need for a dedicated, gluten-free drying system.
Aptean: ‘Investments in CRM systems within the F&B industry have been low’
‘The Food and Drink manufacturing industry is typically an arena of tight margins.
Promise Gluten Free sells majority stake to UK private equity firm
Mayfair Equity Partners (MEP) has bought a majority stake in the Donegal-headquartered Promise Gluten Free for an undisclosed amount.
Freedom Foods launches barley super grain line to revolutionize gut health in US
Australian natural foods company, Freedom Foods Group, is launching a range of cereal and snack products in the US made from a non-GMO Australian barley grain that promotes better gut nutrition.
Nestlé seals 5-year deal with Netherlands logistics firm
Nestlé has partnered with Kuehne + Nagel logistics company to store its chocolate, coffee and culinary products over the next five years.
Grain-free trend just sprouting in bakery, but may overtake gluten-free
Many bakery industry professionals believe the grain-free trend will catch on - driven by a demand for more natural, less processed ingredients - and will eventually supersede gluten-free.
Millennials prefer grain-enhanced chocolate confectionery
Grains such as quinoa, and cereals including corn flakes and rice puffs, are attracting attention globally as an ingredient or flavor in chocolate confectionery but not so much in Germany.