WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S. — The National Confectioners Association and its Young Professionals Network have opened the call to apply for the 2019 Future Leadership Program....
RIMINI — An experiential stand where artisan gelato and Italian coffee will be first and foremost the absolute key players together with the sector’s companies...
MOUSCRON, Belgium – With the rapid rise in consumer demand for premium, high quality Belgian chocolate, Cargill has invested in a new liquid chocolate...
CAESAREA, Israel – Lampados International, Ltd. has completed a new plant expansion for the production of Liteez, a vegan, 3D meringue kiss sweetener for...
MINNEAPOLIS, U.S. and REINACH, Switzerland — Cargill has officially started producing EverSweet, a zero-calorie, next-generation sweetener made with two of the best tasting sweet...
The boundary between food design and pastry making is becoming increasingly blurred and window displays have come to resemble those of jewellery shops: the...
Following LinkedIn’s recent announcement that the role of chocolate taster at Mondelēz International was one of the site’s most viewed job adverts of 2017*,...
Itai Englander has been appointed CEO of Strauss Israel’s Confectionery Division. Eyal Dror, CEO of Strauss Israel: “Itai, who has filled a diverse range...
RIMINI, Italy – The amount of world business, rapidly growing international demand, strategic innovation and specialist training: all came together at Italian Exhibition Group’s...
VEVEY, Switzerland – Nestlé yesterday announced that it agreed to sell its U.S. confectionery business to Ferrero. The transaction is expected to close around the end of the first quarter of 2018 following the completion of customary approvals and closing conditions. Nestlé CEO Mark Schneider commented: "With Ferrero we have found an exceptional home for our U.S. confectionery business ...