About Specialty Food Association
The Specialty Food Association is a thriving community of food artisans, importers and entrepreneurs. Established in 1952 in New York, the not-for-profit trade association provides its 3,200 members in the U.S. and abroad with resources, knowledge and connections to champion and nurture their companies in an always-evolving marketplace. The Association owns and produces the Winter and Summer Fancy Food Shows, publishes Specialty Food Magazine and Specialty Food News and presents the sofi™ Awards honoring excellence in specialty food.
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The State of the Specialty Food Industry and 10-Year Category Tracking and Forecasts, 2020-2021 Edition BundleView ContentThe State of the Specialty Food Industry and 10-Year Category Tracking and Forecasts Bundle helps you make data-driven decisions for your business with insights on:
- Specialty retail and foodservice sales
- Top-selling and fastest-growing categories
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Best Practices for a Changing Grocery Industry Sponsored by Zipline LogisticsView ContentSecuring new shelf space is a big win, but it is often just the start of the job. Maintaining retailer relationships to ensure your product stays there can be difficult to overcome without a supply chain optimized for timely delivery. Retail exposure has always been critical to food and beverage …
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Co-Packing Agreements: The Key Elements with Jeni Lamb Rogers, PSL Law Group, LLCView ContentMonday, March 15 at 1pm ET
Join attorney Jeni Lamb Rogers as she discusses the basic elements of a co-packing agreement, including confidentiality, intellectual property, setting expectations, food safety, and recall responsibility. Bring your questions!
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The CARES Act’s Employee Retention Tax Credit: Retaining More Cash for Employers Who Retain Their Employees with Jeffrey Tate, Arent Fox LLPView ContentThursday, March 11 at 1pm ET
Join Jeffrey Tate, tax partner at Arent Fox LLP, discussing the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC), which provides fully refundable tax credits of up to $19,000 in the aggregate per employee to employers affected by COVID-19 business disruptions …
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