In 1960, Salvador DeLaTorre bought a storefront retail bakery named La Popular, offering tamales, cookies and some tortillas, in the Denver neighborhood now known as RiNo.
New quinoa flour certified gluten-free and new Whole Wheat Plus now available
May 21, 2019
Maria and Ricardo's, a manufacturer of non-GMO tortillas, have announced that the company is expanding the distribution of its tortillas across the country through partnerships with Amazon and DOT Foods.
Top snack and bakery dayparts offer strategic opportunities for R&D inspiration
May 21, 2019
The current state of snacks and bakery in foodservice reflects the "have your cake and eat it, too" polarity of today's consumers. We dine out to treat ourselves, yet we still have a nagging sense of responsibility to improved health and wellness.
Kontos Foods, Inc. is pleased to announce the newest addition to its 60+ varieties of flatbreads: Gorditas, handmade soft flatbread taco shells, perfect for filling with your favorite meat, cheese, salsa or sour cream.
Functional ingredients like dough conditioners are important components of any formulation to help improve the quality, texture and shelf life of snack and bakery products.
Kemin Food Technologies team helps tortilla manufacturers deliver great tasting, better performing and longer lasting tortillas
May 16, 2019
Kemin Industries, a global ingredient manufacturer focused on improving the quality of life for more than half the world’s population, has been expanding its line of tortilla solutions to provide tortilla manufacturers with a complete suite of products, including mold inhibitors, dough conditioners, tortilla softeners and enzymes.
Tortilla manufacturers now have a conditioning option that delivers all the product quality and performance their customers are used to while catering to their desire for a cleaner ingredient label.
The Tortilla Industry Association (TIA), founded in 1989, is a nonprofit organization whose members include tortilla manufacturers, industry suppliers and distributors from around the world, as well as companies with interests in the rapidly growing tortilla industry.
According to IBISWorld, tortilla production in the U.S. has grown 3 percent in the past five years thanks to the fact that tortillas, especially ones boosted with ingredients like spinach and whole wheat, are perceived to be healthier than bread during a time when consumers value nutrition.