Located in Conway, Arkansas, the 570,000-sq.-ft. facility represents a $315 million investment in manufacturing capability and includes a comprehensive beverage development laboratory.
KATZ Food Board can be used in a variety of ways, such as pads for dry and greasy food, including pastries, fruit and vegetables, fish, meat, sausages and cheese.
The joint efforts aim to reduce waste, increase recycling of organics, reduce climate pollution, save families and businesses money, and support a circular economy.
In this new role, Michael Bobak will work with John Bobak, founder and CEO of BAK Food Equipment, and Zack Olson, manager of growth strategy and innovation, to expand the company’s team of sales consultants and leverage economic insight to increase sales.
The new facility spans 140,000 sq. ft., including 100,000 sq. ft. of production, with six vertical layers of growing capacity and 40,000 sq. ft. for processing and packing.
The bao buns are packed with complex yet approachable flavors—layered with seasoning and featuring ingredients such as free-range chicken, Berkshire pork, grass-fed beef and shiitake mushrooms.
Tabor Hill Winery has introduced canned mimosas for on-the-go enjoyment, as well as Brut Riesling, capturing the essence of the Lake Michigan Shore AVA and showcasing grapes from the region's rich terroir.