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2002: A Year in Review
Sluggish sales amid a sputtering economy didn't stop the pizza industry from delivering a year full of highs and lows in 2002 -
Japanese cook named Naples' best pizza maker
NAPLES, Italy -- A Japanese man took this year's title of best pizza maker at an annual pizza festival held here. According to Kyodo News, Makoto Onishi, 23, made a basic pie of tomato sauce and … -
Wunder-bar 'spins' pizza saucer at NRA show
CHICAGO -- Foodservice equipment maker Wunder-bar showed off its new pizza sauce applicator at the recent National Restaurant Association Restaurant Hotel-Motel Show. According to Wunder-bar Vice … -
Pizza sauce, canned tomato prices to remain steady in ''03
Despite inventories and flat demand, processors are contracting for a large tomato crop, which should keep downward pressure on prices. -
PIZZA EXPO WRAP-UP: Attendees say crowd at Pizza Expo reflects strong industry
The 19th-annual International Pizza Expo in Las Vegas drew one of its largest crowds in recent years. -
Kudos and raspberries to this month's newsmakers
A few awards and tongue-in-cheek booby prizes go out to this month's pizza industry newsmakers. -
Paradise Tomato Kitchens employing X-ray scanners for safety
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Paradise Tomato Kitchens, a supplier of tomato-based sauces for pizza and restaurant chains, is now using an X-ray scanning system to detect potentially harmful particles that may … -
Rain, heat hurt Florida fresh tomato crop, higher prices expected
NAPLES, Fla. -- The combination of high temperatures and saturating rains in south Florida this fall has hurt the state's hand-harvested fresh tomato crop. According to the Naples Daily News … -
Paradise Tomato Kitchens intros tamper-resistant boxes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Addressing growing concerns over food safety, custom tomato sauce manufacturer Paradise Tomato Kitchens is now shipping its products with new tamper-resistant boxes. The boxes … -
Savory solutions
As a pizza company adds stores, its operator might consider outsourcing its sauce production. -
Grain Expectations
Despite parched grain fields worldwide, ample livestock and milk supplies should hold raw food prices at bay for the near term. -
Tomato pies recalled after cheese in sauce causes allergic reaction
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- After a New Jersey child suffered a serious allergic reaction to cheese used in the sauce of a frozen tomato pie, the product's manufacturer has recalled 1,400 pies shipped to … -
Scientist claims lycopene also fights breast cancer
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- After grabbing headlines for its ability to curb and fight prostate cancer, scientists claim that lycopene, found in high concentrations in tomato-based sauces, can do the same … -
Paradise Tomato, Leprino named Domino's suppliers of the year
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Domino's Pizza Distribution named sauce maker Paradise Tomato Kitchens and cheese maker Leprino Foods the company's Pizza Suppliers of the Year at its annual Suppliers Working … -
Study finds tomatoes, lycopene may help women's heart health
ATLANTA -- Results of a study presented April 3 at the American College of Cardiology's annual meeting show that women may benefit from increased intake of tomato products. According to Vitamin … -
Pizza ingredient conquers powerful bacteria
Could a slice of pizza a day help keep the doctor away? If recent and promising research on the bacteria-fighting properties of oregano is any indicator, it just might help. Pizza has received … -
Paradise Tomato Kitchens
Paradise Tomato Kitchens uses California tomatoes to create pizza, marinara, barbeque sauces and salsas. Our company can custom develop new tomato-based sauces or replicate or refine your pizza shop … -
The Growth of American Pizza Overseas
Pizza, as the world's consumers are coming to know it, resembles the American version more than its Italian forbearer. -
Tomato sauce again proven helpful in fighting cancer
A study published in the March 6 Journal of the National Cancer Institute reports that regular consumption of tomato sauce and other tomato-based foods lowered men's prostate cancer risk by as much … -
Who's Who: Ron Peters
Ron Peters, founder and CEO of Paradise Tomato Kitchens, is sold on innovation and technology as the keys to servicing customers and competing profitably in the foodservice business.
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