Specialty Food Magazine

Winter 2021

Specialty Food Magazine is the leading publication for retailers, manufacturers and foodservice professionals in the specialty food trade. It provides news, trends and business-building insights that help readers keep their businesses competitive.

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by the numbers This first Specialty Food issue of 2021 recognizes the winners of the SFA's ninth annual Leadership Awards and analyzes how the events of 2020 helped shape the future of food. Here are some facts and figures from this issue. The percent of shoppers who buy plant-based alternatives for health reasons. A renewed focus on health and wellness amid the pandemic drove many consumers to try new products. Channy Laux, founder of Angkor Cambodian Food, arrives in Lincoln, Nebraska, as a refugee, not knowing a word of English. Laux is one of the 2021 Leadership Award recipients, recognized in the category of citizenship. The brick-and-mortar retail sales of specialty fruit spreads, jams, and jellies prior to COVID-19, from 2017-2019, according to the SFA's State of the Specialty Food Industry research, 2020-2021 Edition. Since then, the category's sales have been driven by at-home cooking and eating due to the pandemic. 70% 1979 3 , 000 $ 270 million 80 , 000 1979 3 , 000 The number of pounds of carbon from the water that Atlantic Sea Farms removed in 2020 through its kelp farming. Briana Warner of Atlantic Sea Farms is one of the 2021 Leadership Award recipients, recognized in the category of business leadership. PHOTO¨ BEYOND MEAT PHOTO¨ ANGKOR CAMBODIAN FOOD The number of years sesame seed-based Middle Eastern confection halva has been around for. Ruth Reichl claims halva is a good-for- you candy, thanks to its abundance of iron. WINTER

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