Bakery companies across the industry have built incremental growth through strategic product and line launches that meet the changing demographic demands.
Tradition is the foundation that grounds much of the bakery industry’s continued success. We see this immutable fact across nearly every category, with leading companies selling billions of dollars of traditional baked goods that have long stood the test of time. These are core products beloved by millions of shoppers.
We’re in the midst of the Digital Age. With the onset of the Digital Revolution in the 1970s and continuing today, we’ve become significantly reliant upon computerized information. It’s the infrastructure of our high-tech global economy, and astute interpretation of this endless stream of data often makes or breaks businesses.
La Brea Bakery has announced its new La Brea Bakery Reserve, a line of artisan breads made from single-origin heirloom grains and the first nationally available farm-to-table artisan bread.
About 25 years ago, most consumers and companies were primarily looking to solve baseline health-and-wellness conditions, or find new approaches to address them.
Submissions are open for the 2016 IBIE B.E.S.T. in Baking Program, highlighting sustainability advancements in bakery ingredients, equipment, packaging and logistics, as well as small and large bakeries.
Lantmännen Unibake USA has capitalized on its strong European bakery heritage to strategically combine the best aspects of efficiency and artisan sensibility to fuel ongoing growth.