Candy Industry covers the global confectionery chocolate and sweet snacks marketplace. Readers gain insight on the latest production efficiencies, innovative packaging, ingredient technology and marketing trends.

Published monthly, its editorial emphasis focuses on large and mid-sized manufacturers as well as news-breaking developments in new products, processing and ingredient technology and critical issues affecting the industry.

For 64 years, Candy Industry has chronicled this ever-evolving industry. Over that long history we have developed unequalled brand equity and reader loyalty within an industry that  has come to count on Candy Industry as its most trusted and respected source of market information.

Candy Industry is the leading information source for the global confectionery marketplace.

Readers gain insight on the latest production efficiencies, innovative packaging, ingredient technology and marketing trends. Recipients include confectionery and baked snack food manufacturing/processing personnel in management, engineering, R&D, sales and purchasing, candy repackers, chain and department store personnel.

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Publisher: BNP Media

Candy Industry, April 2008, Volume 173 Number 4

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12 News

18 Show Coverage: ISM
The 38th international Sweets and Biscuits Fair (ISM) featured a record-breaking number of exhibitions (1,675) this year, many of which offered variations on ongoing trends in the industry, such as dark chocolate, health, premiumization and organic.

26 Covery Story: Brown & Haley
Since Pierson Clair's arrival in 2003, Brown & Haley has focused on leveraging its famed Roca brand through a variety of innovative product launches, a move that's delivered impressive sales and profit growth.

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Candy News:

Ulker Group picks up UK Lovells chocolate brand
LinCap acquires Hospitality Mints
Richardson Brands expands work force
‘Belgian Chocolate Code’ prevents false labeling
Neil Murphy, founder of Senor Murphy in Santa Fe, dies

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