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In SEPTEMBER, we will feature Baking & Snacks Annual Construction Review in addition to a plant profile on Nonnis in Tulsa, OK. Our editors will update readers about market trends involving bakery mixes and processing articles will cover dough extrusion and photovoltaic technologies. Formulating and R&D features will examine whole grains, fruits and health and wellness breakfast foods. AND our contributing columnist Jim Kline and Anne Giesecke will share their insight.
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Quality and Service These terms serve as the hallmarks on which Portland French Bakery built its business and continues to strive for every day as it bakes artisan, sourdough and French bread products. MORE | PORTLAND FRENCH ONLINE
MARKETING FEATURE
Storied Breads With a continuing focus on food origin, flatbreads offer manufacturers a way to tempt consumers with authentic products celebrating the oldest-known bread traditions. MORE | PREVIOUS UPDATES
JIM KLINE'S COLUMN
Put On Your Walking Shoes MBWA gains new legs in today's employee-empowered business world. MORE | ADDITIONAL COLUMNS
LEAN MANUFACTURING
The Eighth Waste When applying Lean Manufacturing techniques, don't forget to listen to your employees. MORE
FORMULATING FEATURE
When Chocolate Isn't the Answer Compound and confectionary coatings allow for greater application flexibility. MORE
FORMULATING FEATURE
Vitamin D Drive Calcium and choline are other options in fortifying value-added products. MORE
FORMULATING FEATURE
Honeyed Choices Honey, malt and maple syrup sweeten the appeal of 'natural' baked foods. MORE
PROCESSING FEATURE
Dispensing Efficiently New depositing equipment assist bakeries in efforts to improve accuracy and speeds while reducing downtime and labor. MORE
PROCESSING FEATURE
Inviting Innovations Packaging equipment suppliers improve machine designs allowing bakery and snack manufacturers to create new packagin options. MORE
MEETING PREVIEW
Strides in Packaging With continued focus on rising commodity costs and sustainability initiatives, the necessity for innovative, cost-saving packaging continues to evolve. MORE
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