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Frozen Foods

  • Tasty Expansion

    Tasty Brand, Inc., maker of Tastybaby® frozen organic purées, has grown the pioneering product line with Organic Infant Cereals, as well expanding the brand beyond baby food with Organic Fruit Snacks.
  • 2009 sofi Gold winners Revealed

    At a ceremony held Monday at the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade’s (NASFT) 55th Summer Fancy Food Show in New York and hosted by celebrity chef Ming Tsai, the 37th sofi (“specialty outstanding food innovation”) awards were revealed.
  • Sarasin, Bailey Take Helm of PFSE

    The Partnership for Food Safety Education (PFSE) has new leadership, effective tomorrow.
  • Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! Attacks Supermarket Aisle

    When grocery shopping, consumers will find it hard to miss “Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!” The Emmy-Award winning animated kids series has signed cross-promotional deals with Minute Rice, On-Cor Frozen Foods, The Joy Cone Co., Darling Clementines and Jolly Time Pop Corn.
  • Consumers Continue Turn To Store Brands, But Brands Showing Improvement

    Over the latest six (4-week) periods ending 5/16/2009, store brand unit sales averaged a 5.7% increase in consumer-packaged-goods departments tracked by Nielsen in food, drug and mass-merchandisers (including Walmart).
  • Giant Eagle Reduces Chicken, Ground Beef Prices

    Giant Eagle is lowering prices on popular fresh chicken and ground beef products by an average of 17 percent, which the regional retailer says will deliver customers approximately $20 million in annualized savings.
  • A&P Handing Out Free Frozen Novelties

    Starting today, customers at participating A&P supermarkets in New York and New Jersey will be able to enjoy a sweet treat while they shop -- Le Mars, Iowa-based Blue Bunny is providing free samples of the new Sedona Sandwich, along with coupons for the new product. The giveaway runs until July 25.
  • King Soopers Denver Workers Nix Contract Offer, Voting Continues

    Weeks after their contract expired, thousands of unionized King Soopers grocery workers in Colorado this week are voting on a new five-year labor deal.
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