Articles Tagged with ''Hispanic foods processor''

The October 6 episode of the hit ABC series featured two sisters getting a deal to scale their brand of Latin American staples.

The 150,000-square-foot addition will help meet demand for El Monterey and Tornados products.
 

The Hispanic-inspired brand offers more than 50 products, including items such as fresh meat, beverages, snacks, sides, desserts and more.

The company is also investing in the future of Mexican cuisine by providing educational opportunities for the next generation interested in food manufacturing careers in Amarillo.

Raymundo's Food Group, a leading ethnic food producer, announced today that Raymundo's, the creator of America's #1 selling flan is expanding its products line of authentic Hispanic desserts to include Small Batch Flan and Rice Pudding.

La Vaquita, Houston’s #1 Hispanic cheese brand, today announced its expansion into the butter category. Made with pure cow’s milk with no added growth hormones and no artificial ingredients, this new butter offers a fresh, creamy flavor for a variety of cooking and baking needs.

Cacique, a leading privately-owned Hispanic foods company and maker of the #1 brand of authentic Mexican-style cheeses, cremas and chorizos in the U.S., officially broke ground on an $88 million dairy processing facility in Amarillo, Texas. The new 200,000 square-foot facility will help meet the growing demand for Cacique's high-quality products nationwide. The company is planning to begin operation at the new facility in the fall of 2022 and expects to create approximately 200 new full-time jobs. 

Cacique, a leading independently owned Hispanic foods company and maker of the #1 brand of authentic Mexican-style cheeses, cremas, and chorizos in the States, announced an addition to the company's ownership group as part of a round of funding that will be used to accelerate the brand's continued rapid growth nationwide. Boston-based investment manager The Baupost Group will take a minority stake in Cacique.

Sysco Corp., Houston, Texas, acquired J & M Wholesale Meats and Imperio Foods, Inc. for approximately $44 million in combined annual sales.