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Talia di Napoli, the first of its kind pizza company shipping Neapolitan pies from Italy to your door, is re-launching one of their fan-favorite pies, the Double Cheese Margherita.
Bubbies is releasing its first plant-based mochi ice cream—made with oat milk—to grocery and retail outlets in May, as well as online through the company's website.
Frozen food sales have rocketed in the United States over the course of the Covid-19 pandemic, with a corresponding boost for equipment makers estimated to be worth millions of dollars in extra orders. Past experience has shown that the frozen food sector will continue this spectacular growth in the future as it has done since frozen green peas and fish fingers hit supermarket shelves in the 1950s.
