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How Tortillas Stack Up in the Baking Industry What is a Tortilla? In Mexico, means little cake In Spain and Puerto Rico, means omelette In United States, means flatbread Tortillas are Unique


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How Tortillas Stack Up in the Baking Industry

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What is a Tortilla?

In Mexico, means “little cake”

In Spain and Puerto Rico, means “omelette”

In United States, means “flatbread”

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Tortillas are…

Unique

Versatile

Flexible

Convenient

Cost-efficient

Flavorful

Innovative

The “It” factor

*Photo courtesy of Circle Foods

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Create a new experience…

Health

Better-for-you

Innovative

Meal-savvy

Healthy-eating sensation

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How Tortillas Stack Up…

12-oz. loaf of bread = 16-oz. pack of tortillas = $4 $3

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Trends Impact Sales…

“The latest trends that have impacted tortilla sales are products that emphasize fresh, multigrain and whole wheat tortilla products. These types of products continue to show strong sales increases year over year and the number of brands and SKUs has increased significantly.” Nate Fisher, president and CEO Don Julio Foods, Inc., Clearfield, Utah

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Hemp, Organic, Sprouted…

Hempseed

Flaxseed

Organic pumpkin seeds

Omegas 3, 6

Yeast-free

High in fiber

No additional oils

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Vegan-certified For Taste…

Fresh from the oven

Organic flour

Sunflower oil

Soft, pliable

Low fat, low sodium

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On a Mission…

Heart healthy

30 g. whole grains per serving

Seal of approval from Whole Grain Council

100% whole wheat

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Lower Sodium, Higher Stability…

All-natural

Mold-free

90-day shelf life

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Retail Tacks on to Foodservice…

“Flavored wraps are big in the foodservice

  • channel. This is where retail actually followed

the trend seen in foodservice by introducing flavored wraps.” Norma Rojas, senior director of marketing Mission Foods, Irving, Texas

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Foodservice Takes Over…

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Oh, how we can count the ways…

*Photos courtesy of Tyson Foods, Caravan Ingredients and Kronos Foods

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Diversifying with tortillas…

Far right image, photo courtesy of Kronos Foods

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… and stretching the limits.

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Adios Pizza Crust…

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“I use tortillas just like I use bread.”

“Tortilla products provide value, convenience, versatility, wide flavor range and broad menu

  • applications. Tortilla products fit most meal/snack
  • ccasions and have applications in all dining day

parts.” Wayne Beach, director of sales and marketing Tyson Foods, Fayetteville, Ark., and chairman of TIA

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Marketing to Different Masses…

Mexican --

Larger count

Clear packaging

No ingredient claim, recipes American --

Smaller count

Colorful packaging with logos

Ingredient claims, recipes, multiple uses

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Fold, wrap, flip and eat…

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Tortilla Trends… and more…

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That’s How Tortillas Stack Up

Marina Mayer Executive Editor Snack Food & Wholesale Bakery Tortilla Trends mayerm@bnpmedia.com