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Refrigerated & Frozen Foods compiled a list of Top 25 refrigerated foods processors, broken down by category (prepared foods/entrées/side dishes, prepared meat and poultry, dairy, bakery and fruits/vegetables).
Refrigerated & Frozen Foods talks with six processors to learn more about new product launches, line extensions, packaging enhancements and what’s on the horizon for 2013.
According to the Chinese New Year, 2012 is the year of the dragon, but for many in the refrigerated and frozen foods industry, it was the year of change.
Under control. Out of control. There’s a big difference. Twitter tells us that 2010’s top news stories were BP’s oil spill in the Gulf, the earthquake in Haiti and flooding in Pakistan.
Perhaps the idea of “business as usual” no longer exists in today’s economy. Even so, the nation’s largest dairy processor appears to be back on track.
Mixtures. Blends. It’s certainly not a new concept to any fresh-cut salad processor. Nor is it new to Fresh Express’ parent Chiquita Brands International Inc., Cincinnati, which reported mixed results for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2008.
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