Upgrading technology only takes a little logical thinking 04.06.2021 By Dan Malovany Enterprising bakers are ramping up production by adding more mixing, dividing and other processing systems.Read More
Interest in health and immunity on upswing for bar makers 03.30.2021 By Dan Malovany The pandemic has not curbed consumers’ appetites for eating healthy, but it has impacted their attitudes.Read More
Obesity concerns elevated by COVID experience 03.29.2021 By Josh Sosland There is good cause to be skeptical over whether the benefit from this sales windfall will be sustained.Read More
Aryzta North America poised to emerge from dark chapter 03.26.2021 By Josh Sosland An acquisition by private equity firm Lindsay Goldberg is pending.Read More
Teaching ‘the Calise Way’ 03.23.2021 By Dan Malovany Calise Bakery operates like an old-fashioned 'baker’s bakery' with a heavy emphasis on food safety, production and distribution.Read More
Increasing digital investment 03.16.2021 By Dan Malovany Advances in technology such as wireless communications, data-gathering sensors, programmable controls, enhanced servo motors and material reporting systems now drive operational efficiency to new levels.Read More
Marking the dawn of our 100th year 03.12.2021 By Josh Sosland The Nov. 9 issue of Milling & Baking News marks the publication’s 99th anniversary and the start of its and Sosland Publishing Co.’s 100th year.Read More
Pricing holds firm amid strong 2020 bread sales 03.11.2021 By Josh Sosland Major bakers and retailers did not raise bread prices excessively over the past year.Read More
Time and patience will be key in foodservice’s return 03.09.2021 By Dan Malovany Bakeries and their suppliers need to strategically drill down to the micro level to pinpoint where the rebound is occurring.Read More
Health is in the eye of the beholder 03.02.2021 By Dan Malovany Tortilla and flatbread producers focus on simple, nutritious ingredients for clean label products. Read More