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Ancient Crunch, the company behind premium snack brands MASA Tortilla Chips and Vandy Potato Crisps, is expanding into frozen foods with the launch of Vandy Classic Steak Fries, extending its focus on ingredient quality beyond the snack aisle.
The new fries are made with organic potatoes and cooked in 100% grass-fed beef tallow. Available in Original and Salt & ...
A new survey from Rosina Food Products found that 34% of Americans have served store-bought frozen filled pasta while allowing others to believe it was homemade, underscoring how convenience is reshaping a familiar dinner-table tradition.
The findings, published in the company’s 2026 Pasta Night Report ahead of National Pasta Day on Oct. 17, offer a snapshot of Amer...
AIMPLAS, the Plastics Technology Centre, is leading a research initiative to advance digital traceability and reusable packaging systems, as manufacturers face growing pressure to meet European sustainability and regulatory requirements.
The VERSO project aims to support the adoption of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) and validate reuse systems for plastic packag...
Atlantic Ridge Capital has agreed to acquire US packaging film manufacturer Paragon Films from private equity group Rhône in a transaction valued at approximately $900m.
The deal, announced on 13 October, is being undertaken in partnership with Paragon’s management team and investment firm Grafine Partners.
Headquartered in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Paragon...
Europe’s frozen fruit and vegetable sector is being shaped by two very different forces this year. On the demand side, Nomad Foods’ latest “Frozen in Focus” report finds that consumers across six European markets still tend to trust fresh produce over frozen on nutrition, even as frozen options cut food waste and stretch household budgets in ways fresh alternatives do not.