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Posted in, Perishables, Southeast, Suppliers

Annual National Retail Beef Backer Awards Announced

Broulim’s Fresh Foods, Haggen Food & Pharmacy/TOP Foods, Harris Teeter Inc., and Safeway were given the National Retail Beef Backer awards during the 2012 Cattle Industry Annual Convention & NCBA Trade Show in Nashville, Tenn., last week. Funded by the Beef Checkoff Program, this effort recognizes grocery establishments that are doing an outstanding job of […]

Posted in, Midwest, New Products, Perishables, Southwest, West

Better Whey of Life Launches New Whey-Infused Greek Yogurt

Evanston, Ill.-based Tula Foods Inc.®, a healthy foods manufacturer, has launched Better Whey of Life® (BWoL), the first all-natural brand of Greek yogurt made with whey protein from grass-fed cows. Hitting regional shelves in Chicago, Denver and San Francisco are six “twist-on-the-familiar” varieties: blackberry pomegranate, strawberry goji berry, raspberry white grape, acai mixed berry, vanilla […]

Posted in, National, Perishables, Suppliers

Michael Foods Recalls Hard-Cooked Eggs Packed in Brine

Michael Foods Inc. is voluntarily recalling specific lot dates of hard-cooked eggs in brine sold in 10- and 25-lb. pails for institutional use that were produced at its Wakefield, Neb., facility because the product has the potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. The recalled eggs were purchased by food distributors and manufacturers located in […]

Posted in, National, Southeast, Suppliers

Smithfield Completes 100th Donation in Hungry Homes Tour

Virginia-based Smithfield has completed its 100th donation on its Helping Hungry Homes® tour—totaling more than 14 million servings of protein donated to local food banks across the country. “We’ve traveled from Miami, Florida, to Anchorage, Alaska, bringing hard-to-source protein to wonderful food assistance organizations and have just made our 100th tour donation,” said Dennis Pittman, […]

Posted in, C-Store News, Equipment & Technology, Midwest, Southeast

Noble Roman’s Partners with The Pantry for Pilot Program

Noble Roman’s Inc., the Indianapolis-based, non-traditional pizza franchisor, is partnering with The Pantry Inc., a leading convenience store operator in the Southeast, for a pilot program featuring Noble Roman’s branded foodservice system. The Pantry is headquartered in Cary, N.C., and has more than 1,650 locations in 13 states. The pilot program will begin with a […]

Posted in, Southeast

Rouses Donating $50K to Interactive Grocery Exhibit at Museum

Thibodaux, La.-based Rouses Markets will be donating $50,000 for a new interactive grocery exhibit at the Bayou Country Children’s Museum. The museum installation, called Rouses Farmers Market, will feature Cajun recipes and mini grocery carts for the children to fill with seafood, fruits and vegetables indigenous to the bayou region along with goodies found in […]

Posted in, Beverage News, Perishables, Southeast, Suppliers

Tropicana Returns to Using Only Florida Oranges

The Chicago Tribune reports that PepsiCo Inc. is returning to using only oranges from Florida in its Tropicana Pure Premium orange juices, a decision made several months ago, before low levels of fungicide were found in oranges from Brazil, the company confirmed on Monday. Tropicana Pure Premium had used 100 percent Florida oranges until 2007, […]

Posted in, National, Perishables

YoCrunch Yogurt Introduces New Pie Parfait Line

YoCrunch, the original yogurt packaged with mix-in toppings, is launching a new Pie Parfait line that includes “crumbly, crunchy pie crust toppings to mix in for a delicious, homemade taste,” according to the company. New Apple, Cherry and Triple Berry Pie Parfaits are convenient, portable and better-for-you dessert alternatives or tasty snack options for adults […]

Posted in, Northeast, Organic Natural, Perishables

Stonyfield’s Hirshberg Selects Walt Freese as Successor

Business leader Walt Freese will join Londonderry, N.H.-based Stonyfield as president and CEO. Co-founder Gary Hirshberg will continue as Stonyfield chairman and shareholder, while advocating for change in national food and agriculture policies, including the labeling of genetically engineered foods. Hirshberg hand-selected Freese, former CEO of Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc., who will take the […]

Posted in, Marketing News, West

Pollock Fishery Certified Sustainable; Crab Will Be Next

Bering Sea crab will be the next Alaska fishery to win certification for sustainability, according to United Nations guidelines, helping to increase market access for Seattle-based seafood producers, reports the Puget Sound Business Journal. In December, the $1.1 billion pollock fishery won the same United Nations sustainability certification, following salmon, halibut and black cod, which […]

Posted in, Northeast, Perishables, Suppliers

Miller’s Shredded Cheese Recalled

Following notification from its supplier, Miller’s Cheese Corp., Massachusetts-based The Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. and Maryland-based Giant Food have removed from sale Miller’s Shredded Cheese packages due to the potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. The following products, with expiration dates of June 5, 2012, through September 4, 2012, are affected by this […]

Posted in, Midwest

New Tippin’s Pies Website Allows Home Delivery

The new Tippin’s website, www.tippinspies.com, powered by Moblico’s mobile solutions platform, allows customers to order pies and have them delivered just days later. Customers have their choice of 25 varieties of Tippin’s Pie, including no sugar added, oven-filled and fruit. The pies are delivered either baked or unbaked, according to the customer’s specifications. Each Tippin’s […]