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Coronavirus Revitalizes Shrinking Retail Center Store Products and Frozen Foods

Front and Center

September 3, 2020

The coronavirus outbreak in the US has revitalized sales in the center of retail stores, home of shelf-stable and frozen foods that have generally been experiencing declining or slow sales growth over a number of years.

Safe and sound: Shelf stability in product development

Ingredient formulations and advice on processing parameters for food safety and extended shelflife

Malcolm Lowe

May 30, 2014

Well, I've begun running again. I don't mean to throw that in the face of anyone who wants to exercise but for whatever reason doesn't, and feels a puncture of guilt and disapproval each time he hears of someone successfully putting a body in motion.

Keeping Your Products Shelf Stable

Research and industry trends to help you reduce costs in formulation

Malcolm Lowe

November 1, 2013

This morning found myself out of cream for my coffee, so I opened a can of condensed milk and spooned it into my cup. Talk about a shelf stable product. This is milk. Milk!

The Meal Deal

Consumer expectations for meals differ, even if the prepared meal purchase frequency is consistent across age demographics.

William A. Roberts, Jr.

September 19, 2013

Make no mistake, when the subject is meals, the chief competition for manufacturers is the restaurant.

Barilla Debuts Single-serve Meals

June 12, 2012

Barilla announced the nationwide availability of its new line of microwaveable meals -- single servings of pasta and sauce ready to eat after 60 seconds in the microwave.

Packaging for Menu Expansion

July 1, 2010

Prepared food products manufactured by food processing companies play an important role in many restaurants, where every laborer is not a chef, and meals have to be consistently good and served quickly. Additionally, foods provided in shelf-stable packages offer advantages, including safe handling, compact storage, higher yields, increased efficiency of labor and lower waste disposal costs.

Cheese Powder-the Ingredient Chameleon

January 1, 2004

The ingredient “cheese powder” does not have a standard of identity set by the FDA or international standards, so it may contain whatever a supplier or food processor needs it to.

Switching from plastic to paper-based packaging often comes with new challenges. This webinar will explore how an ovenable, fiber-based packaging solution can deliver the benefits of plastic with 90% less plastic usage.

The Winter Fancy Food Show is where specialty food makers go to exhibit their newest and best products and where buyers go to find their next bestsellers.