Barry Callebaut introduces unique 100% dairy-free ‘M_lk Chocolate’ to satisfy the growing consumer demand for plant-based indulgence
The new ‘M_lk Chocolate’ is part of a new ‘Plant Craft’ range that spans chocolate, cocoa, nut products, fillings and decorations
Barry Callebaut will dedicate a fully segregated factory in Europe to dairy-free chocolate production
With good intentions for the new year, it's always something like that. At Ritter Sport, however, the intention to provide even more diversity in 2020 will be put into practice right in mid-January. That's when the family-owned company will present a real product innovation in the form of cashew.
Pleasure with every bite
Delicious milk chocolate, packed with roasted and salted cashew nut pieces: The premiere square comes with a strong hint of cocoa and ensures unmistakably crunchy enjoyment with every bite. If this is not a tailor-made start.
The same yeast for over sixty years, natural ingredients such as flour, natural yeast, free range eggs, pure cane sugar and slow leavening.
The Valentino family is still producing wonderful products from their ovens such as panettone, pandoro, colomba ,croissants, biscuits, nougat candy in the modern plant that covers 300.000 square feet.
Today the quality products of Valentino are enjoyed in over 40 countries all around the world.
The plant is certified according to BRC and IFS standards and all the products are non- GMO certified.
Prediger Lichtberater is one of the leading German service providers in the field of lighting design, with a large, design-focused portfolio of decorative and technical lights available from showrooms and the Prediger online store. Looking back on a longstanding history, the family-run company was established in 1921 in Hamburg and today has showrooms in Hamburg, Berlin, Düsseldorf and Frankfurt am Main. Complementing their retail business, Prediger specialises in strategic lighting consultancy.
Norman Foster, David Adjaye, David Chipperfield and John Pawson: these are only four of the many renowned architects with whom AHEC (American Hardwood Export Council) has collaborated to date. For many years, the association has been working on promoting the presence of American hardwoods in foreign markets. Its mission – inform, educate and inspire – is implemented in a range of different activities the world over.
For more than 135 years, FSB has been synonymous with top quality aesthetic and functional system solutions for doors, windows and other applications. Today, the company has a comprehensive portfolio including classic fittings, the barrier-free ErgoSystem® and solutions for electronic access management. FSB is the first choice of architects and developers.
A design editor par excellence, within only a few years’ time, German company Pulpo has created an exciting portfolio of luminaires, furniture and accessories, which is defined by love of experimentation with products that speak to the emotions. Excellent hand-crafts blend with a feel for contemporary materials and forms. An approach that also inspires both internationally renowned designers and newcomers such as Studio Furthermore, Sebastian Herkner and Ferréol Babin.
Exquisite design and highest quality in interior furnishings: these are the values, SAHCO, the textiles editeur from Nuremberg has been associated with since 1831. As one of Kvadrat’s premium brands, under the creative direction of Vincent van Duysen and Anna Ebbesen, SAHCO continues its longstanding tradition and impresses with its elegant upholstery and décor fabrics featuring rich colours, sophisticated textures and finest materials. neumann communication helps SAHCO with traditional PR and systematic communication measures for the German-speaking markets.
Based in Waldstetten near Stuttgart, LEICHT is one of the top ten German kitchen manufacturers. Founded in 1928, the company provides a unique contribution to 21stcentury kitchen architecture: the focus is on creating kitchen spaces that become a defining part of individual interiors. LEICHT never ceases to impress with innovative solutions such as their recent Raum im Raum (space within a space) concept, featuring a walk-in cube.
Established in 1989 by Luigi Feltrin, Italian company Arper can look back on a tremendous success story based on creativity and passion combined with innovative drive. This success is not least due to the company’s close collaboration with Lievore Altherr Molina (since 2016 Lievore Altherr), a design studio that has not only designed many pieces of furniture, including the best-selling Catifa, but is also responsible for the company’s overall creative direction. Arper’s seating and tables for public spaces, offices and the home are versatile, colourful and characterised by clear lines.