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Moe’s Southwest Grill is releasing frozen, ready-to-heat burrito bowls that’ll be available at 1,950+ Kroger locations nationwide. Inspired by the bold flavors Moe’s Southwest Grill has to offer, four enticing varieties of bowls will be available for just $5.49 or $6.49 for people to enjoy quickly and easily at home or work.
Real Good Foods announces the launch of Grande Enchiladas. These enchiladas are the first ever low-carb, high-protein enchilada to hit the frozen food aisle. Instead of using processed flours loaded with carbs, Real Good Foods uses all-natural, antibiotic free chicken breast as the tortilla shells. This creates a balanced macro-nutrient profile; only 2g of net carbs, 20g of protein and 100% grain free.
Reser’s Fine Foods, Beaverton, Ore., announced plans to expand its Halifax, N.C., manufacturing plant, which produces Don Pancho brand Mexican products.
Red’s Natural Foods, Franklin, Tenn., released new Organic Chicken & Cheese Burrito, boasting 14 grams of protein and made entirely with non-GMO ingredients.
GraceKennedy, a Caribbean-based corporate entity, and its wholly owned subsidiary, GraceKennedy Foods (USA) LLC, acquired La Fe Foods, Inc., a Moonachie, N.J., frozen Mexican food processor.
Ruiz Food Products, Inc., Dinuba, Calif., acquired a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Florence, S.C., that when completed in 2015, will manufacture a variety of products under its nationally distributed El Monterey and Tornados brands.