Milling & Baking News - January 5, 2016 - 50

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Southern California Trojans in
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The Hain Celestial Group, Inc.
has priced a secondary offering of 5,295,957 shares of its
common stock held by an affiliate of H.J. Heinz Co. at a public offering of $20 per share.
Pepperidge Farm, Inc. has
named Patrick
J. Callaghan
as president,
effective immediately. He
succeeds Jay
Gould, who
had been presi- Callaghan
dent since February 2004.
The board of directors of Dawn
Food Products,
Inc., one of the
world's largest
independently
owned bakery
manufacturers
and distribuJones-Barber
tors, has named
Carrie JonesBarber as chief executive officer
of the company.
Renato (Ron) Turano, president of Turano Baking Co.,
Berwyn, Ill., is campaigning
for a seat in Italy's Senate.
Toufayan Bakery Inc., a
leader in the pita industry
for more than 65 years, has
acquired a 65,000-square-foot
facility that until late last
month had been occupied by
Archway Cookies L.L.C.
With bankruptcy court approval, Atkins Nutritionals,
Inc., the maker of Atkins
Advantage nutrition food
products, is moving forward
on plans to transition from a
diet company to one focused
on functional foods.
General Mills, Inc.
unveiled a special
- edition Wheaties
package featuring
the national champion University of
Texas Longhorns
following their 4138 victory over the

For the 14th time in 18 years,
the Subway restaurant chain
has been named the No. 1
franchise opportunity in
Entrepreneur magazine's annual "Franchise 500" rankings.
During that 18-year period,
the chain has added more
than 21,000 locations and now
operates nearly 25,000 restaurants in 83 countries.

to form ozone, a pungent, colorless pollutant also known as
"photochemical smog."

additional storage of 2,000,000
bus of capacity at its milling
plant in Toledo, Ohio.

The Pillsbury Co. has completed acquisition of the flour
milling assets of Tennant &
Hoyt Co., Lake City, Minn.

The long-awaited and hoped
for easing of the critically
tight cash wheat position,
which had been based on
speeding up in selling by
farmers immediately after
yearend, has fallen far short
of expectations.

The board of directors of Flowers Industries, Inc. has elected
Frederic E. Cooper vice-chairman of the board and Heeth
Varnedoe III president and
chief operating officer.

Deborah Ann Paterakis, a
former stockbroker, died of
colon cancer Dec. 18 at the
home. She was 48. Ms. Paterakis was the wife of William
Paterakis, senior vice-president of Northeast Foods, Inc.

David J. Wiseman has been
named vicepresident,
purchasing
and distribution, Interstate
Brands Corp.,
Kansas City.

A study published in the
January issue of the Journal of
Alzheimer's Disease indicates
packing on too many pounds
may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer 's disease.

Archer Daniels Midland
Co. will combine its ADM/
Arkady baking ingredient operations with those of Paniplus Co., newly acquired from
Continental Baking Co.

Cosi, Inc. has named Becky
Iliff, formerly vice-president
of store human
resources and
training for
Jamba Juice, as
the company's
vice-president
of people,
Iliff
reporting to
Gilbert Melott,
executive vice-president of
operations and people.

Secretary of Agriculture John R.
Block announced at a news conference that he will resign effective sometime in mid-February.

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The Bureau of the Census of
the Department of Commence
has advised the Millers' National Federation that plans
are being developed to make
a survey of flour production
on the basis of types of flour.

General Mills, Inc. has expanded enrichment of its
Gold Medal and other brands
of family flour and self-rising
flour to include calcium.
The American Bakers Association is mounting opposition
to a proposed ruling by the
Bay Area Air Quality Management District, San Francisco,
that would limit baking plant
emission of precursor organic
compounds - those substances that have the capacity to
react with oxides of nitrogen

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Fredric W. (Fritz) Corrigan, president of the Flour Milling Division
of Cargill since 1982, has been
elected president of the newlyformed Fertilizer Division.

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One rumor in Washington is
that a turn to higher extraction
flour may be considered as a
means of conserving supplies
of wheat for consumption in
the United States and to meet
urgent world requirements.
The National Milling Division
of the National Biscuit Co. has
let contracts for the erection of

A survey prepared in Japan for
Edwin W. Pauley, head of the
United States Reparations Commission, shows that country has
2,492 flour mills, with combined
daily capacity of 58,431 bbls of
88 kilograms per day.
France faces a food situation
that is steadily deteriorating
owing to the disappointing
rate of the flow of wheat from
foreign countries.
The Millers' National Federation office
in Chicago
on Jan. 7 announced the
appointment
of Roy K. Durham of Kansas
City as director Durham
of technical
service of the Federation.
William P. Bomar, president
of Bewley Mills, Fort Worth,
Texas, has been nominated for
president of the Millers' National Federation, to succeed
C.D. McKenzie, the present
leader of the organization.
C.C. Reynolds, director of
sales at Acme
Flour Mills
Co., Oklahoma
City, has been
named general
manager of the
company to
Reynolds
succeed Jerry
L. Yergler, who
passed away New Year 's day.
President Harry C. Schaack
of the Chicago Board of Trade
on Jan. 7 issued a yearend
statement in which he cautioned against the continuation of wartime philosophies
in a peace-time economy. MBN
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