Pinnacle Foods, Parsippany, N.J., announced plans to relocate its EVOL manufacturing operations in Boulder, Colo., to an existing Pinnacle facility in Fayetteville, Ark.

Check out this week's personnel announcements.

Kroger, Tyson Foods and Pinnacle Foods elect new members of the board. Find out other personnel management changes within the cold food industry.

Pinnacle Foods Inc., Parsippany, N.J., entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Boulder Brands, Boulder, Colo., in an effort to expand Pinnacle's presence in the health and wellness categories.

Pinnacle Foods, Parsippany, N.J., expanded its Birds Eye vegetable brand to include what is said to be its first-of-its-kind frozen offering, bringing veggie-rich side dishes featuring Disney characters.

The refrigerated and frozen foods industry experienced a handful of management changes.

Pinnacle Foods Inc., Cherry Hill, N.J., announced plans to locate a manufacturing facility in Hagerstown, Md.

Carlson CEO Trudy Rautio was elected to Cargill's board of directors, while Muktesh ("Micky") Pant, chief executive officer of KFC, was elected to the board of directors for Pinnacle Foods.

Pinnacle Foods Inc., Parsippany, N.J., entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Canada-based Garden Protein International Inc.

Allen Harim, Seaford, Del., purchased a former pickle processing facility in Millsboro, Del., from Pinnacle Foods.