New Windoria group announces the aquisition of Saudi condiments firm Al-Fursan

Windoria, a newly established private-label manufacturer, is set to acquire Al-Fursan Al-Maghawear, a Saudi Arabian producer and distributor of sauces and condiments.The transaction, backed by private equity firm Investindustrial, was agreed for an undisclosed amount and is expected to be finalized by the end of October.Just two weeks prior, Investindustrial announced the formation of Windoria

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World Price Index September 2025

WORLD PRICE TRENDS Crop 2025 prices Price per Kg, packed in aseptic bag in 220 l. (55 gal) drum – unless otherwise specified Origin 28/30CB 28/30CB organic 28/30HB* 36/38CB 12/14HB Diced Crushed Italy €1.700 no offer €1.750 €2.100 €0.850 no offer €0.650 Spain €1.200 no offer €1.200 €1.450 €0.600 no offer €0.550 Portugal €1.200 no

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Windoria Launches as $4B Global Food Powerhouse from Winland Foods and La Doria Merger

Winland Foods (U.S.) and La Doria (Italy) have merged to form Windoria, a $4 billion global food group backed by European investment firm Investindustrial. The combined company boasts 5,000 employees, 28 manufacturing facilities (including 11 pasta plants across North America and Europe), and a vertically integrated supply chain.Winland specializes in private label and branded food

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Aran Unveils Next-Generation Tomato Packaging to Prevent Flex Cracks

Aran has introduced a new line of tomato packaging designed to combat Flex Cracks—micro-fractures in film layers that often go unnoticed but can severely damage product integrity during transport.In tomato logistics, specially long distance, packaging directly impacts product quality. Diced tomatoes, in particular, pose challenges due to constant movement within the bag, which increases stress

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Kraft Heinz expands in Brazil by adopting verticalized production

Since last year, all ketchup sold in the country has been made only with local tomatoes coming from the fields in Cristalina, Goiás. “A few years ago, we didn’t have the production capacity we needed, so we had to import tomato paste from California. The great news is that our harvests are now improving both

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California: 2025 processing tomato crop to reach high yields

California’s processing tomato crop is on track for strong yields this season, but if dry weather persists and harvest stays on schedule, some fruit could go uncollected.According to Mike Montna, president and CEO of the California Tomato Growers Association, the fields are producing abundantly. “We might end up disking some of it under—or maybe not.

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