The bipartisan Caucus is dedicated to addressing critical issues facing the American commercial baking industry, including workforce development, regulatory reform, supply chain efficiency, and sustainability.

Kim Albers-Nisbet and Carrie Jones-Barber have been elected for the 2024–26 term.

Just two days after warning of the strike’s potential detriment to the baking industry, the association is applauding the apparent resolution.

With a broad range of expertise on policy issues, Thomas Bailey will work on amplify baking interests with policymakers.

Speakers set to present include experts from Circana, SNAC International, and ABA.

The American Bakers Association (ABA) announced a comprehensive reorganization designed to align the organization’s structure with its recently launched strategic plan.

In response to the increasingly complex regulatory environment in the commercial baking industry, the American Bakers Association (ABA) has hired Campbell Genn as its new senior director of government relations.

The program has awarded 22 member companies across 160 facilities for their dedication to workplace safety.

While concluding the American Bakers Association's Convention in Scottsdale, AZ, Senator John Kavanaugh (District 3) recognized Arizona’s commercial baking industry’s contributions to the state economy and workforce.

Comprised of esteemed leaders representing the many facets of the baking business, the 2024–26 board of directors is poised to guide the association in advancing its mission to grow, connect, and enhance the baking industry.