Clif Bar & Co., Dagoba Organic Chocolate and NibMor are some of the most recent companies and brands to seek and receive Rainbow Alliance certification for their products.
Boys and Girls Club members voted for their favorite candies at the ECRM conference in Dallas. The winners received the coveted ECRM and Candy Industry's Kid Choice Award.
Boys and Girls Club members voted for their favorite candies at the ECRM conference in Dallas. The winners received the coveted ECRM and Candy Industry's Kid Choice Award.
Seasonal Items were the focus of ECRM’s Winter Confectionery event, held at the Hyatt Regency in Dallas, Feb. 19-22. Below is a look at some of the chocolate products showcased at the event.
Italian immigrant John B. Sanfilippo arrived in America in 1910 and 12 years later, he founded a small pecan shelling company out of a rented storefront in Chicago.
Carrot, hibiscus, radish, and lemon — food for rabbits, and now ingredients for candy. Driven by strong consumer demand to go “natural,” Nestlé has started to use these natural alternatives to provide color or flavor in popular products such as Rolo and Smarties. And, by doing so, the company has become the first major confectionery manufacturer in the U.K. to remove all artificial ingredients from its products — all 79 of the confectionery products sold in the region now are free of artificial colors, flavors and preservatives.