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.

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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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View Candy Industry Magazine, June 2008

Cover Story: Casting chocolate
by Bernie Pacyniak

Michael Ryan didn’t set out to run a chocolate company. Neither did Barry Gasaway, although he immersed himself in the industry earlier than Ryan. When their paths crossed, however, the two recognized the opportunity to revitalize a local icon whose legacy goes back 88 years. And thus, for the past five years, the duo have been intimately involved in turning around the fortunes of Columbus, Ohio-based Maramor Chocolates.

The fact that these two entrepreneurs from different industries have teamed up together and set Maramor Chocolates on a triple-digit growth curve almost defies logic. (Editor’s note: It actually happened at a golf course resulting from a forgotten pair of golf shoes, but we’ll tell that story a bit later.)

Nevertheless, their savvy skills suggest that you don’t need to be born into the industry to capitalize on trends and technology and carve out a successful niche. ...

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