Official online community of SupplyExpo

  Current | By Company | NEW Products | Free Newsletters
Login ID:    Password:    Register for a FREE account
 NEWS

Industry News
Business
Organic
Food & Beverage
Sports Nutrition
Nutraceuticals
Regulatory
Research
Products
Practitioners
Retail
Events
People
On-line


 LISTINGS
  Categories
Products

Profiles
Publishers

 OPINION
  Editorials
Interviews
Up and Comers
Quality Initiatives

 
Blogs
Andrew Stewart  
Marc Ullman FYI Blog
Len Monheit Off The Cuff
James S. Tonkin - Formulating Beverages  
Jim Lassiter -- Good News/Bad News
The Nutrition Business Journal Blog

Join the NPIcenter LinkedIn Group Group
Join the Facebook page Page
Follow us on
Join the Facebook page


 FEATURES
 

Newsletter

  News Feeds
 
 SERVICES
  Log in
Register User
Add Company
Career Center
Advertise

 INFO CENTER
  Help
Contact Us
About NPI
Privacy Policy



 

Advertisement



Share Subscribe to NPIcenter Newsfeed

Pacific® Almond Beverages Go Organic
2008-09-26 - Pacific Natural Foods




Industry reports show consistent growth in organic food and beverages and Pacific® Natural Foods is responding to this high demand for organic beverages by converting its entire all-natural non-dairy Almond Beverage line to organic, becoming the only brand in the marketplace with a full line of organic non-dairy almond beverages. 

The complete line includes: Organic Almond Original, Organic Almond Vanilla, Organic Almond Unsweetened Original and Organic Almond Unsweetened Vanilla in 32oz aseptic containers; and Organic Almond Chocolate and Organic Almond Vanilla in 8 oz. four packs. The suggested retail prices for the 8 oz. four packs are $3.49-$3.99 and the 32 oz. beverages are priced at $2.49-$2.99.

Kevin Tisdale, director of marketing at Pacific Natural Foods, said the new Organic Almond Beverages are a natural progression for the company – a leading manufacturer of non-dairy, alternative beverages.

“Our customers are seeking not only alternatives to dairy, but they want products made with quality organic ingredients,” Tisdale said.  “Several industry studies support our commitment to offering innovative products that taste great and are healthier, Certified to the Source™ and organic.

For example, the Organic Trade Association reported that the U.S. organic industry grew 21 percent to $17.7 billion in consumer sales in 2006.  Last year, sales increased for food and beverages to $20 billion.  A recent Mintel consumer survey also found that just more than half of all Americans said they have purchased organic foods in the past year, while more than a quarter bought organic beverages.

All of Pacific Natural Foods’ products are made with fresh, wholesome, all-natural and organic ingredients that are Certified to the Source™; ensuring that all ingredients meet the highest standards for safety, health and quality.  The proprietary Certified to the Source™ certification program guarantees those standards by working with suppliers to identify ingredient sources and track the history of each ingredient from seed to shelf. 

Founded in 1987, Pacific Natural Foods is a recognized leader in natural foods and its mission is to be the most respected brand in natural products.  From the founder’s office at the company headquarters in Tualatin, Oregon, to the factory floor, from Pacific Natural Foods’ organic farms to retailers’ shelves, the company is committed to building a business that is widely respected.  Through its commitment to The Delicious Taste of Nature™, Pacific Natural Foods is dedicated to helping families and individuals live healthier, more vital and rewarding lives.  The company’s products are sold throughout the U.S. and Canada in mainstream grocery and natural food stores.   For more information, visit www.pacificfoods.com.

 




Sponsored Links: Featured Links:
 

NPIcenter Address and Phone Number
Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Advertise
New Hope Natural Media

 

SUPPLYEXPO Funtional Foods & Nutraceuticals Magazine Healthy Foods Conferences The Newport Summit - Executive Retreat Nutracon