Small Business Articles
Adjusting Your Scoville Heat Rating
Posted by admin in manufacturing on December 28, 2009
Capsaicin expert Marlin Bensinger explains how to increase or decrease the pungency (heat level) of manufactured products.
How to Exhibit and Be Prepared for Buyers
Posted by admin in Sales, Trade/consumer shows on December 28, 2009
Here are basics that will serve as a checklist for the new exhibitor or, perhaps, the seasoned exhibitor wanting to review procedures for a successful show.
Work Your Food Trade Show From the Buyer’s Perspective
Posted by admin in Trade/consumer shows on December 28, 2009
So what IS the best way to work a show?
Publicizing Your Products
Posted by admin in marketing, Publicity on December 28, 2009
Getting good publicity can make a major difference in your attempts to reach potential consumers.
Manufacture Your Own Food Products
Posted by admin in manufacturing, marketing, Sales on December 28, 2009
A step-by-step summary of taking your fiery foods product from concept to store shelves.
Designing Effective Food Labels
Posted by admin in manufacturing, Sales on December 28, 2009
Labels can bring your marketing message to life and partnering with an innovative label converter is more crucial than ever.
Private Labeling: An Old Concept Going Upscale
Posted by admin in manufacturing, Sales on December 28, 2009
More and more companies, from major grocery chains to specialty shops and restaurants, are upgrading their house brands and customers’ attitudes along with them.
Scovie Product Judging Form
Posted by admin in Judging on December 27, 2009
The judging form used in the Scove Awards Competition.
The Hormel®/Gallup Poll Chili Survey Results
Posted by admin in marketing, Publicity on December 27, 2009
In order to determine American preferences for chili con carne, the Gallup Organization, sponsored by Hormel® Foods Corporation, conducted a survey. Here are the results.
Selling the Sizzle Through Trade Shows
Posted by admin in manufacturing, Trade/consumer shows on December 27, 2009
Trade shows can be as boring as food without chile–or they can be a sizzling success. It all depends on you.