Glanbia Nutritionals Opens Ancient Grain Ingredients Processing Facility

June 9, 2014 Glanbia

Glanbia Nutritionals Inc., a global innovator in value-added protein, flaxseed, chia, and ancient grain ingredients, announces the official opening of its new food-grade Next Generation Grain processing facility in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Setting higher standards for food safety, product quality and ingredient innovation in grain and oilseed processing, the 63,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art ingredient plant produces industry-renowned MeadowPure® quality flaxseed ingredients, as well as a growing portfolio of chia, quinoa and other ancient grain ingredient solutions.

Most Innovative New Products At The Sweets & Snacks Expo

During the 2014 Sweets & Snacks Expo, held in Chicago, Ill., the National Confectioners Association bestowed 45 Most Innovative New Product Award nominations to companies showcasing imaginative ideas, concepts and products in two of the fastest growing categories in the marketplace: confectionery and snacks. Retail and wholesale trade customers then electronically selected one winner in each of the nine categories that comprise the $80 billion U.S. sweets and snacks industry.

Allegiance Retail Services Announces The Addition Of Two New Category Managers

Allegiance Retail Services, LLC has announced the addition of two new Category Managers to its team.

Kroger Invites Customers To Savor The Authentic Flavors Of Mexico

June 9, 2014 Kroger

The Kroger Co. Family of Stores today invited customers to be inspired by the tastes and flavors of Mexico during a first-of-its-kind epicurean event in local stores called Savor World Flavor:Taste of Mexico.

Supermarkets Add Digital Coupons, But Response Has Been Tepid

Digital coupons are the latest attempt to revitalize a declining coupon industry. Despite an increase in the number of all types of coupons being released (315 billion in 2013, according to NCH Marketing Services), redemption declined to 2.8 billion coupons last year, compared with 7 billion in the early 1990s. Digital formats made up about 10 percent of that total, according to NCH. But few think that digital coupon redemption will overtake the traditional paper coupon anytime soon.