A charcuterie brand introduces crumbles with chorizo and pepperoni.
Saint Louis — The non-GMO, gluten-free charcuterie manufacturer Volpi Foods is expanding its selection of premium meats with the addition of new Uncured Pepperoni & Chorizo Crumbles.
The product combines fennel seed, sweet paprika, and pepperoncino flakes with the robust, savory, and smokey flavors of pepperoni and chorizo. Ready to use right out of the container, Volpi’s crumbles are a quick and easy way to add taste and texture to a wide range of dishes, such as salads, soups, pastas, pizzas, and quesadillas.First and foremost, Ciesinski stated, “we learned that the retail proposition was relevant.” And second, given the favorable reputation surrounding the brand, the proposal might really be net accretive to the foodservice industry. Now that we’ve moved past Darden and are undoubtedly still fostering that relationship, we’ve also added Chick-fil-A and Buffalo Wild Wings. It’s merely, in my opinion, made it possible for us to illustrate this idea in a slightly wider context. The talk at Texas Roadhouse was cooperative. In reality, one of our major retail clients arranged it. Subway was another one that had an inbound discussion. Thus, it’s an intriguing moment. Additionally, I believe it’s an indication of how the boundaries between retail.
Although no tree can reach the moon, I believe that our goal in this case is to just keep working hard to find compatible individuals with whom we share similar values,” he remarked. In our field, long-term partnerships are what we’re seeking. We’ll also attempt to see how far we can push this.
The Westerville, Ohio-based company had solid financials at the time of the new licensing agreement. Compared to $39.97 million, or $1.45 per share, during the second quarter of fiscal 2022, Lancaster Colony’s net income increased by 29% to $51.48 million, or $1.87 per share on the common stock, for the second quarter that concluded on December 31, 2023. After a 1.8% increase to $477.39 million, net sales came to $485.92 million.
During the conference call, Ciesinski informed the analysts that the company’s three main goals were to: increase core business growth; lower supply chain costs and increase margins; and broaden core through targeted mergers and acquisitions and smart licensing agreements.
“After two years of record inflation, our reported gross profit margin increased to 25%, an improvement of 360 basis points from the previous year. This is due to favorable pricing net of commodity costs, or PNOC, as well as the beneficial effects of our cost-savings initiative,” he stated.
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According to Lorenza Pasetti, CEO of Volpi, “Our new Uncured Pepperoni & Chorizo Crumbles are so delicious as a pizza topping but they are also really versatile to have on hand in the kitchen for so many other dishes.” We can’t wait to see how our newest product is customized and used at home by customers.By summer 2023, the crumbles will be available at grocery stores across the country in 4-oz containers for $5.99.