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Bonduelle - Arrival of Xavier Unkovic as CEO of the Bonduelle Group - Vimarsana News

Bonduelle - Arrival of Xavier Unkovic as CEO of the Bonduelle Group

BONDUELLE A French SCA with a capital of 57 102 699,50 Euros Head Office: La Woestyne 59173 Renescure, France Registered under number: 447 250 044 Villeneuve d’Ascq, May... | May 22, 2023

Amy's Kitchen names new president amid reshuffle - Vimarsana News

Amy's Kitchen names new president amid reshuffle

US food manufacturer Amy’s Kitchen has named Paul Schiefer as the new president of the company, having worked there for 16 years.

Amy's Kitchen CEO Xavier Unkovic looks to build on Covid-19 boost – the just-food interview - Vimarsana News

Amy's Kitchen CEO Xavier Unkovic looks to build on Covid-19 boost – the just-food interview

Amy's Kitchen CEO Unkovic joined from Mars in 2017 Amy's Kitchen, the family-owned US food manufacturer, saw sales grow ahead of its categories last year, riding growing demand for frozen and canned products to consume at home. Dean Best speaks to CEO Xavier Unkovic about the company's performance during Covid-19 and its plans for further growth. Xavier Unkovic, the CEO of Amy's Kitchen, is preparing for the opening of the US food manufacturer's latest factory, a project the family-owned business announced in November amid buoyant demand for its products. "I'm driving down tomorrow to meet e...

Consumer brands bet working from home is here to stay - Vimarsana News

Consumer brands bet working from home is here to stay

Consumer brands bet working from home is here to stay Photo ReutersPremium Annie Gasparro , The Wall Street Journal Makers of Folgers coffee, Scott toilet paper and Kraft Mac & Cheese are investing in factories, new products aimed at remote workers post-pandemic Share Via Read Full Story Consumer-product companies are expanding factories and revamping production lines, wagering that work-from-home habits like growing beards and fixing quick lunches will outlast the coronavirus pandemic. Millions of Americans spent much of the year working from home. While legions of employers are planning to...