Items Tagged with 'Maud Borup'

Handmade and/or packed in the U.S. using Fairtrade chocolate, the collection includes items that are fat-free, nut-free, and gluten-free.

Some of the unique products I saw at ECRM this year range from Minecraft gummies, to ube truffles, and more.

Candy Industry Senior Editor Liz Parker Kuhn attended the show for her third year in a row.

The Minnesota candy maker has been recognized as a market and entrepreneurial leader.

The Telly Awards honors excellence in video and television across all screens and is judged by leaders from video platforms, television, streaming networks, and production companies.

Fair trade helps ensure cocoa farmers get a fair price for the products, resulting in a more equitable world.

Some of the unique products we saw at ECRM this year range from all-natural candy canes, to Monster Jelly gummies, to Ketchup and Pickle Lovers' gift packs.

The State of the Industry: Candy coverage dives into confectionery sales and successes.

In 1907, Maud Borup began to make candy in her St. Paul, MN home.

Through Christine Lantinen's lead­er­ship, Maud Borup con­tin­ues to intro­duce new prod­ucts while ensur­ing that sus­tain­able prac­tices are con­sid­ered every step of the way.