Chaucer Foods rebranding reveals a company ready to move beyond freeze-dried strawberries

By Elizabeth Crawford

01-Jul-2019 Last updated on 01-Jul-2019 at 14:31 GMT

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Freeze-drying strawberries may account for three-quarters of Chaucer Foods’ business, but according to the company’s CEO Scott Jacobson the company can offer much more to manufacturers looking to tap into consumer demand for healthier products that also offer new eating experiences in new formats.

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