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The combination of Gold Star and Good Source will establish a new leader in specialized foodservice distribution for the K-12, corrections and other segments requiring specialized products and services.
In this unique dining study, Y-Pulse, New York, worked with a team of chefs and dietitians to create restaurant quality menu concepts that meet school meal nutrition requirements.
Revolution Foods, Oakland, Calif., launched In a Cup!, what is said to be the first healthy, convenient, kid-friendly, noodle-based meal available in the refrigerated lunchbox section.
FiveStar Gourmet Foods, an Ontario, Calif.-based provider of fresh and frozen prepared foods, announced plans to expand to the East Coast with a $20 million investment in a food manufacturing and distribution operation near Naples, Fla.
Castle Harlan, Inc., a New York-based middle-market private equity firm, acquired Gold Star Foods, Inc., an Ontario, Calif.-based nutritional food distributor to K-12 schools in California, Arizona and Nevada.
The House Agriculture Committee approved a new Farm Bill that will enable elementary schools to serve a broader range of healthy fruit and vegetable snacks, including frozen.
Talk about a fruitful new product development program. Kraft Foods is literally adding a fruit component to the company's popular Oscar Mayer Lunchables line.
