Condiments for Flavor Connoisseurs Unveiled by The People’s Provisions

November 13, 2024 The People's Provisions

The People’s Provisions, makers of premium pantry staples with West Coast flair, unveils a bold new quartet of small-batch condiments. Crafted with 100% plant-based ingredients and zero high fructose corn syrup, added dyes or artificial preservatives, the game day roster includes: Rustic Ketchup, Rustic Mustard, Dill Pickle Relish and a plant-based burger Special Sauce. All products are kosher certified and packaged plastic-free for optimal flavor.

FOOD Freshly North America’s New Location

FOOD freshly North America (FFNA), a global leader in the field of shelf-life extension and offering innovative concepts and products for freshness retention of fresh-cut produce, is very pleased to announce the continued growth and expansion of our North American Operations.

Kayco Expands Kosher Food Set at Whole Foods, Enhancing the Consumer Experience and Offering

August 2, 2023 Kayco

Kayco, in partnership with Whole Foods, announces the expansion of its multicultural (Kosher) Foods section across all Whole Foods stores. With a focus on elevating the consumer experience, the updated selection of Kosher Certified products aims to meet the growing demand for diverse, better- for- you  and high-quality options.

Bowery Partners with Kayco to Distribute No-Need-to-Wash Kosher Greens

February 22, 2023 Bowery

Bowery announces the launch of a partnership with Kayco, the largest distributor to Kosher retail and food service companies in North America. Five varieties of greens will now be available at hundreds of kosher supermarkets within a 200-mile radius of Bayonne, NJ.

Chief Rabbi of Israel Affirms Aleph Farms’ Cultivated Steak is Kosher

January 19, 2023 Aleph Farms

Aleph Farms, the first cultivated meat company to grow steaks directly from non-genetically engineered animal cells, announced that Israeli Chief Rabbi, David Baruch Lau, has ruled its cultivated steak to be kosher, which means permitted for consumption by Jews under religious law. This ruling, coming from the leader of the Chief Rabbinate — a bellwether rabbinic council for religious certifications in Judaism — opens the door for Aleph Farms to receive a kosher certificate ahead of its market launch later this year.