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Frozen microwavable foods represent the largest and fastest growing microwavable foods product segment, according to a study produced by Persistence Market Research, New York.
Sadler's Smokehouse Ltd., Frisco, Texas, has introduced Sadler's Slow Roasted Meals, a line of
fully cooked family entrees that go from refrigerator to microwave to table in under five minutes.
Resolved to lose weight in the new year? Consumers Union, Yonkers, N.Y., says the February issue of its Consumer Reports Health magazine reviews of 24 frozen microwaveable diet meals.
ConAgra Foods Inc., Omaha, Neb., said its Marie Callender's brand "is stepping out of the freezercase and onto the shelf" with new Marie Callender's Home-Style Creations.
HORMEL FOODS CORP., Austin, Minn., said it expects by November 2009 to build a $89 million plant in Dubuque, Iowa, to process shelf-stable microwaveable meals.