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Coming in the next Baking & Snack
In FEBRUARY, look for a feature on The Bundy Baking Museum in Urbana, OH. The museum encompasses three full levels of displays ranging from photos, posters, ingredient containers, bread boxes and neon signage to equipment, delivery carts and trucks and so much more. Russ Bundy, c.e.o. of Bundy Baking Solutions, takes Baking & Snack on an exclusive tour of this private collection. Our editors will also take a look at breakfast food marketing, snack food processing innovations, sheeting and laminating equipment and technology and what's new in the area of food safety. Formulating and R&D features will examine fiber and the culinary influences. And, our contributing columnist Jim Kline will also share his insight.

 
 
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OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR
No Time For Excuses
Al Sautner, 2009 Baking & Snack Operations Executive of the Year, finds success in observation, measured risk and the belief that good ideas can be found almost anywhere — you just have to look. MORE

Nonstop Progress
Al Sautner's tenure at Otis Spunkmeyer is yet another testament to his management methods. MORE | OTIS SPUNKMEYER ONLINE

PLANT FEATURE
The Next Step
New warehouse at Partners frees space for much-needed additional production capacity. MORE | PARTNERS ONLINE

MARKETING FEATURE
Hanging Tough
Consumer demands and economic conditions shape many of this year's trends and pave the way for 2010. MORE | PREVIOUS UPDATES

ANNE GIESECKE'S COLUMN
Audit Overload
Take control of the inspection process by clearly articulating GMPs to employees. MORE | ADDITIONAL COLUMNS

FORMULATING FEATURE
Furthering Fortification
Continuing demands from consumers for higher nutrient impact in baked foods presses innovation from ingredient suppliers. MORE

FORMULATING FEATURE
The Vitamin D Connection
Baked foods become a significant source of the 'sunshine vitamin' when using bakers yeast made naturally high in vitamin D. MORE

PROCESSING FEATURE
Perfect Pretzels
Manufacturers can add pretzel equipment to cracker lines to introduce new products. MORE

PROCESSING FEATURE
Robotic Revolution
Bakery automation moves to a whole new level thanks in part to robotic innovation. MORE

PROCESSING FEATURE
Taking Control
Bakers use checkweighers and metal detection systems to help them ensure quality control. MORE


 



Contract Manufacturing FAQ and Tip Sheet
So, you have a hot idea for a potential blockbuster baked food and need help to move beyond your kitchen oven. You're not alone. The editors of Bakingbusiness.com field dozens of such inquiries every year. LEARN MORE