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EVOL Foods, Boulder, Colo., introduced EVOL lasagnas and enchiladas, made with simple, recognizable ingredients.

The InFlavor process entails the vegetables to be heated and partially dried at a low temperature for several minutes by EnWave’s 120kW commercial quantaREV machine.

J&J Snack Foods Corp., Pennsauken, N.J., launched SUPERPRETZEL Multigrain soft pretzels.

Sambazon, San Clemente, Calif., introduced new Superfruit Packs, including Performance Protein Superfruit and Supergreens Superfruit, as well as new açaí sorbet flavors, including Açaí+ Coconut Creamy Sorbet and Açaí Chocolate + Chocolate Chip Creamy Sorbet.

Get your vote in for Refrigerated & Frozen Foods’ fourth annual Best New Retail Products contest. Voting ends April 29.

Kitchfix, a Chicago-based gluten-free and paleo meal delivery service, is said to be the first company to bring grain-free, Paleo frozen waffles to grocery stores.

Coolhaus, Los Angeles, launched a bevy of new frozen treats.

Saputo, Canada, expanded its Organic Creamery line with new organic light string cheese, now with less fat and fewer calories.

Michael Foods, Minnetonka, Minn., re-launched its Papetti's pasteurized shell egg products in the foodservice marketplace, effective May 1.

Global ingredient supplier Kerry Foods, Ireland, teamed up with Men’s Health magazine to create a range of frozen ready meals under the Men’s Health brand.