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Taco Bell brings back beef birria-inspired taco

The menu item first first launched in August 2023 as a limited-time offer.

SF&WB Staff

May 27, 2026

The chain decided to bring back the taco for a limited time in response to strong customer demand.

Ortega introduces Cheez-It taco shells

The crossover tortilla is available at Target stores and select retailers nationwide.

SF&WB Staff

October 7, 2025

Available at Target and select retailers nationwide, the product combines the flavor of Cheez-It crackers with the texture of Ortega’s hard taco shell.

Ortega Mini Taco Slider Shells

New taco innovation from the Ortega brand now available at Walmart.

October 4, 2021

Ortega has announced the launch of Ortega Mini Taco Slider Shells.

Old El Paso Street Taco Kits

July 12, 2021

Old El Paso recently released Street Taco Kits, in three flavors.

State of the Industry 2020: Developing better-for-you tortillas

From innovation to immunity, tortillas keep pace with today’s trends

Kimberly Decker

June 30, 2020

Cinco de Mayo fell on a Taco Tuesday this year. And while the coronavirus nixed any plans for celebrating the holiday en masse, it's a safe bet that families across the country did a fine job cooking up their own festivities at home, or ordering curbside takeout.

Kontos' Gorditas handmade soft flatbread taco shells

May 21, 2019

Kontos Foods, Inc. is pleased to announce the newest addition to its 60+ varieties of flatbreads: Gorditas, handmade soft flatbread taco shells, perfect for filling with your favorite meat, cheese, salsa or sour cream.

State of the Industry 2018: Sweet goods flourish by means of variety

State of the Industry 2018: Clean-label, healthy tortillas spur sales

Clean-label, non-GMO, organic and other nontraditional tortilla options help spur category sales

Liz Parker Kuhn

June 22, 2018

As much as the tortilla category stays the same, it also has been striving to include more clean-label, non-GMO, and organic options. The standard white flour or corn tortilla that you see on grocery shelves will continue to persist, but consumers may see vegetable options like sweet potato tortillas alongside them, too.