Now describing itself as a "global powerhouse in snacks, confectionery and quick meals," Kraft Foods Inc., Northfield, Ill., used the 2010 Food Marketing Institute show in Las Vegas to debut more than 30 new products, including several refrigerated offerings.
Kraft Foods Inc., Northfield, Ill., said it will reduce sodium by an average of 10 percent across its North American portfolio over the next two years.
Farmland Foods, Kansas City,
Mo., says its new Farmland Bone-In Net-Weight Ham Steak is perfect for
an on-the-go consumer who wants a convenient meal without leftovers,
waste or hassle-filled preparation.
Hormel Foods Corp., Austin, Minn., said that for the first time in its 119-year history, Hormel will market its entire its branded product portfolio in a unified campaign.
You've heard of one-stop shopping. But how about "one-stop sealing?" Heat and Control says its new Ishida QX tray sealer can seal almost any shape or size tray.
Recognizing that salt consumption has long been a health concern, deli meats and cheese marketer Boar's Head, Sarasota, Fla., says it is addressing the topic -- head on.
John Morrell & Co.,
Cincinnati, says Kretschmar Deli, a brand long associated with premium
deli meat products, now stands for new line of specialty cheeses, all
made by Wisconsin Master Cheesemakers.
Food industry observers expected today that Kraft Foods Inc. might further discuss its reported plans to halve its base of an estimated 70,000 suppliers.