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Economic woes may have impacted away-from-home dining, but consumers still crave restaurant-quality food and beverage options—and expect retail products to deliver the same quality and cutting-edge taste experience.
According to the Specialty Food Association’s “The State of the Specialty Food Industry 2013,” specialty food is among the fastest growing U.S. industries with sales skyrocketing 22.1% between 2010-2012.