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All of Mi Rancho’s non-GMO tortillas have been certified by the Non-GMO Project which maintains the standard for measuring the presence of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in food.
In the intervening years since IBIE 2016, Corbion has brought to market a number of standout offerings that help bakers respond to consumer demands—innovations that didn’t exist when the expo last convened.
Maria and Ricardo's tortillas are inspired by the company's deep Mexican roots and baked with the finest non-GMO ingredients to provide superior taste, texture and performance in every tortilla.
Kemin is introducing new and expanded solutions to help manufacturers control microbes, prevent spoilage and control mold growth while creating appealing, high-quality tortillas and flatbreads.
Bunge Loders Croklaan is launching three Vream specialty shortenings. All three have a clean taste and are simple to work with given their wide temperature tolerance and extremely smooth consistency.
Corbion's new Tortilla Suave CL combines freshness and antistick technologies to improve the quality of tortillas without the use of conventional dough improvers. It can be added on top of existing tortilla formulas to reduce sticking and tearing, improve softness and increase rollability.
The Chase team started with the logo, using a bold, sans-serif font and making the custom “Q” slightly larger. Design exploration revealed that the original signature letter “E,” designed as 3 floating bars to signify energy and movement, was the most memorable component, so it was adapted to work with the other letters.
Kemin supports the tortilla industry with a line of natural and synthetically sourced ingredients that work to keep food products fresher and safer longer.
Made with premium ingredients and a commitment to quality that’s been passed down through generations, Don Pancho tortillas, tacos, wraps and chips provide retailers with both traditional and on-trend Mexican favorites consumers demand.
The new Cantina Mix snack mix is a way to introduce a new snacking style to consumers with a combination of five snack products and two diverse but complimentary flavor profiles.