Since 1963 the Italian family-owned company has focused on creating premier products that bring to life real Italian flavors and tradition.

“We are excited to add such high caliber executives to our team to help lead us in the future,” says Dave Johnson, CEO of ARYZTA North America.

Lamb Weston frozen potato products were submitted for testing against national competitors’ products. Different lots of products were tested independently against a variety of attributes. All the products Lamb Weston submitted for testing qualified for the Seal of Excellence, which signifies the products achieved the Master Chef standard of quality.

“Since our founding in 1958, our strongest asset has been our people,” said Dr. Scott Nykaza, CEO, Kalsec. “As we continue to grow as a company and expand our global reach, promoting professional growth from within and elevating exceptional employees into leadership roles will be key to our continued success.”

“IMCD prides itself with exceptional service and technical support, serving a multitude of manufacturing markets with a vast sales force and tactically located warehouses throughout North America,” said Matthew Berliner, Vice President, ISC Gums. “The strategic change to ISC Gums’ distribution model is integral to our growth strategy and we are thrilled to have IMCD be an important part of this new chapter for our company.”

Five chefs, each celebrated for sharing their heritage flavorfully through food, will collaborate with chef, cookbook author, and restauranteur Einat Admony to introduce a collection of original dishes featuring the plant-based favorite, reinterpreted.

Based in Southern California, Abbot's Butcher is dedicated to creating plant-based meats that don't sacrifice flavor, texture or quality.

The newly redesigned SFA logo, an imperfect circle, captures the constantly shifting and evolving industry and the limitless effects that food and drink have on our culture and everyday lives.

The goal is to create nutritious and innovative new menu items that are easy to make, meet nutritional guidelines, can be made with ingredients already found in school pantries and, most importantly, entice students to line up for “hot lunch” every day.

The expansion took 266 days and 57,220 man-hours to complete. With its completion, Idaho Milk Products will be able to process an additional 1 million pounds of milk per day, resulting in a faster turnaround to keep up with customer demands.