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In recent years, "big food" has lost ground to smaller challengers in many food categories including sauces, dressings, and spreads. These are areas with few barriers to entry and they are especially welcoming to flavor innovation.

The Tetra Brik Aseptic Base is one of the world’s most efficient packages. Its rectangular shape means it stacks and stores easily whether on a pallet or shelf (for manufacturers and retailers) or in the consumer’s home refrigerator.

Here is a quick survey of some of the most notable sauces, marinades and dressing introductions from the past year.

XtraBlend® RN is the result of a major research program conducted by Naturex that explored the chelating and free radical scavenging properties of more than 400 botanicals. Since they are familiar and clearly understood to be of natural origin, botanical extracts resonate well with consumers.

Heinz Real Mayonnaise is available at retailers nationwide in 13-ounce and 19-ounce squeeze bottles, and 15-ounce and 30-ounce jars, starting at a suggested retail price of $2.98. The jars have been specially designed to look like an egg, reminding fans that 100% cage free eggs are one of the key ingredients in our mayonnaise.

The new Blue Plate Light Greek is in stores now, available in a 30-ounce jar and a 12-ounce squeeze bottle.

Since Sir Kensington’s Fabanaise is a commercial product using this natural egg replacement, the company partnered with a hummus maker to create the first aquafaba supply chain in order to bring Fabanaise to market