Silk Soymilk Launches Soybean Traceability Website

October 13, 2010 Silk Soymilk

Silk Soymilk, the leading soymilk brand in the U.S., today announced a new website (www.silksoymilk.com/traceit/) that allows consumers to trace the origin of the soybeans in each carton of Silk down to the county level. The first-of-its-kind site for soy is intended to provide consumers with additional information about where their Silk soymilk comes from and how it is made.

Sargento Reduced Sodium Natural Cheeses Offer 25 Percent Less Sodium Without Sacrificing Taste

October 13, 2010 Sargento Foods Inc.

Sargento Foods Inc. is helping Americans cut the salt, but not the taste with its recently-released Reduced Sodium natural cheeses, which are a great substitute for traditional natural cheese in both cooking and snacking. With 25 percent less sodium than traditional natural cheeses, Sargento Reduced Sodium varieties are full of flavor and feature the same great taste as Sargento’s traditional cheeses.

Dean Foods To Transition Schepps Brand To Oak Farms In DFW Area

October 13, 2010 Dean Foods

Dean Foods Company today announced that it will convert its retail Schepps-branded dairy products to the Oak Farms brand in the Dallas-Fort Worth area by early 2011. After the transition, both of the company’s manufacturing facilities in Dallas will produce Oak Farms-branded products. Currently, one facility produces Schepps products and the other facility produces Oak Farms products. Dean Foods expects the change to result in manufacturing, supply chain and marketing efficiencies.

Marzetti Otria Brand Name Sounds As Good As It Tastes

October 12, 2010 T. Marzetti Company

Every bite of Marzettis new Greek Yogurt Veggie Dip contains Omega 3, a fact that is highlighted by the Otria brand name created by Strategic Name Development, a brand name consultancy based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Utah’s Old-Time Winder Dairy Grows To Online Grocer

Winder Farms began with horse-drawn wagons whose drivers pulled up at homes to scoop milk from tall cans into customers kitchen pans. The company has found relevance in the 21st century by becoming the nations fastest-growing online grocer, said Mike Winder, the sixth generation of the family helping run the business.