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Looking more closely at new product trends, it's clear that meat, poultry and seafood processors are addressing consumer interests in flavor and new food experiences. Still more new products help operators address back-of-house labor issues and consumers' concerns about ethical sourcing and sustainability.
The National Restaurant Association® (NRA) is accepting applications for the 2017 FABI Awards, its annual celebration of the year's most impactful food and beverage products. Award recipients will be recognized at NRA Show®, which runs May 20-23, 2017, at McCormick Place in Chicago.
This spring saw the National Restaurant Association (NRA) recognize progressive new food and beverage products with the association’s 2016 Food and Beverage (FABI) Awards.
Healthful ice cream and soft drinks, bite-size breads, and sauces and sweets from Peru to India showcase the trending advancements in health-conscious products, natural ingredients, international flavors, and more to be found with this year’s FABI Award recipients
Each award recipient and their product will be showcased throughout the exhibit halls at the 2016 National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show®, held from May 21-24 in Chicago at McCormick Place.