Extra Virgin Alliance, Fly By Jing, Farm Steady, Emmi Roth, Rind, Daily Crunch Snacks, Funky Mello, and CauliPuffs are among the SFA members who've received recent news coverage.
Olive Oil Times penned a story celebrating importing veteran John J. Profaci for his contributions to the olive oil industry in the U.S. Profaci’s son, Joseph Profaci, is also mentioned for continuing his father’s legacy. He joined Colativa in 1993 as VP and general counsel and serves as executive director of the North American Olive Oil Association.
“As soon as I start talking about the industry, my memory starts reflecting back on all the things that have gone by,” John Profaci said. “And I’m amazed at some of the things we did.”
In a gift guide roundup from Today, that amplifies affordable stocking stuffers and gifts for young men, Fly By Jing’s Triple Threat Variety Pack featuring its Zhong Sauce, Mala Spice Mix, and Sichuan Chili Crisp was included. Farm Steady’s Margherita Pizza Making Kit was also mentioned.
Dairy Processing reports that specialty cheese maker Emmi Roth’s recently opened 158,000-square-foot headquarters in Wisconsin.
“Our team has worked tirelessly over the past two years to make this dream a reality, which will significantly impact our business and our ability to better serve our customers,” said Tim Omer, president of Emmi Roth.
The company shared that the new location allows the brand to control more of its supply chain and improve “the U.S. cheese industry’s overall conversion landscape.”
In a Food Business News article about the entrepreneurs shaking up the snack category, products from Rind, Daily Crunch Snacks, and Funky Mello were mentioned.
Daily Crunch’s Dill Pickle Sprouted Almonds and Pepitas were also mentioned. The product is made with upcycled pickle ends. Funky Mello’s plant-based Dippsterz Sweet N Salty Pretzels and Marshmallow Crème was recognized for its refreshed take on the “old-school dunking snack” classic.
In a separate Food Business News story, CauliPuff’s puffed snack line launch was showcased. The brand uses a mix of cauliflower, rice, corn, and avocado to make the health-conscious snack.
“Here at CauliPuffs, we believe that snacking should be enjoyable and guilt-free,” said Joey Rosa, co-founder of CauliPuffs. “Our goal is to provide a healthier alternative to traditional snacking options while also offering a range of flavors that cater to everyone.”
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