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Page 6 August 2010<br />

Email: <strong>grocery</strong>@flame1.com SPECIALITY & FINE FOOD FAIR LONDON 2010 PREVIEW<br />

Tel: 01923 272960<br />

A LOVE AFFAIR WITH SPECIALITY & FINE FOOD<br />

t’s official: we are a nation of ‘<strong>food</strong>ies’. Our love 550 producers from around the UK, Europe and further Speciality Chocolate Fair all provide unique insights into the finance, supplier relationships and logistics.<br />

affair with all things regionally produced is afield. Representatives from all of the UK’s main national business world around which the show revolves.<br />

As in previous years, the winners of the Great Taste<br />

Istronger than ever. The increased popularity of and Regional Food Groups will be present with an array of This year’s Fine Food Forum will focus more than ever Awards will be unveiled at this year’s Speciality & Fine Food<br />

speciality and artisanal <strong>food</strong> has been encouraged by TV<br />

shows such as the Great British Menu, which have<br />

inspired the nation's passion for the richness and diversity<br />

of regional <strong>food</strong>s, from the UK or indeed overseas.<br />

Speciality & Fine Food Fair, the market-leading national<br />

event for local producers and fine <strong>food</strong> and drink buyers, has<br />

been so inundated with companies keen to exhibit their latest<br />

fine <strong>food</strong> and drink, that it has expanded its floor space to<br />

make it the largest event in its eleven year history.<br />

Over a third of exhibitors are attending the show this year<br />

for the first time making the event a unique opportunity to find<br />

new suppliers and source new products on a scale not possible<br />

anywhere else in the UK in 2010. Exhibitors offer visitors a<br />

selection of interesting, creative premium products that could<br />

provide that all-important point of difference to their business.<br />

The show will be open Sunday to Tuesday, allowing visitors<br />

a greater opportunity to sample the wares of over<br />

natural, organic and fine <strong>food</strong>s.<br />

But it’s not just the UK-produced <strong>food</strong>s that have<br />

proved popular at previous instalments of Speciality & Fine<br />

Food Fair. The international contingent has established a<br />

strong presence at the show with visitors keen on developing<br />

their offering to appeal to a wider audience base. In<br />

addition to regular participation from the culinary gastronomes<br />

France, Italy and Spain with their tasty regional<br />

specialities, this year the show will also feature new companies<br />

from further afield including Ecuador and Hungary,<br />

all hoping to tempt the taste buds of the UK market.<br />

Business boosting features<br />

As ever, the show will welcome back popular show features<br />

- all with a fresh new twist - which, in the past, have acted as<br />

useful information hubs for visiting industry professionals<br />

looking to develop their businesses. The Fine Food Forum,<br />

Small Business Forum with its brand new advice clinics and<br />

before on delivering tangible business benefits to the audience.<br />

A selection of chefs from different areas of the industry<br />

will be giving colourful and lively cooking demonstrations<br />

using the latest industry trends such as sustainability, using<br />

seasonal produce to maximise footfall and tutored tastings<br />

and <strong>food</strong>-matching as inspiration. Providing insight into how<br />

visitors can best and most cost-effectively go about implementing<br />

expert tips, advice and examples immediately into<br />

their own businesses is a central theme.<br />

The ever-popular Small Business Forum is returning<br />

once again, aiming to provide practical advice which will<br />

help small and medium sized businesses run more efficiently<br />

and profitably. This year, however, there will be a<br />

greater number of one-to-one sessions with seasoned<br />

business experts, giving helpful and confidential advice on<br />

how companies can improve different areas of their business<br />

strategy from marketing and web campaigns to<br />

Fair. The prestigious awards are about acknowledging the<br />

very best in fine <strong>food</strong> and drink, with many of the winning<br />

products subsequently going on to be stocked in leading delis,<br />

farm shops and <strong>food</strong> halls. But not only that, the awards also<br />

celebrate the speciality <strong>food</strong> producers and independent<br />

retailers helping keep British <strong>food</strong> traditions alive.<br />

All the fun of the Chocolate Fair<br />

The growth in the main show is also reflected in one of<br />

its most popular attractions, the Speciality Chocolate Fair,<br />

the only event dedicated to artisan chocolate in the UK.<br />

Speciality & Fine Food Fair is set to attract over 550<br />

high quality <strong>food</strong> and drink suppliers, all bringing a host of<br />

the highest quality and unique products to London. With<br />

more than one third of exhibitors on board for the first<br />

time this year, visitors can be safe in the knowledge that<br />

they will leave the 2010 show with a fresh, and revitalised<br />

outlook on the UK’s fine <strong>food</strong> world.<br />

THE SPECIALITY & FINE FOOD FAIR 2010 TAKES PLACE BETWEEN 5TH–7TH SEPTEMBER AT OLYMPIA IN LONDON. GET FULL EVENT DETAILS AT WWW.SPECIALITYANDFINEFOODFAIRS.CO.UK<br />

SIMPLY ICE CREAM<br />

SIMPLY HEAVEN ON A SPOON!<br />

Simply Ice Cream-Winner of 2<br />

Great Taste Awards 2010, 2 Great Taste<br />

Awards 2009, Quality Food Awards,<br />

VISIT ON<br />

winner, local <strong>food</strong> category 2007 and<br />

STAND<br />

highly commended in the 2009 Awards<br />

Simply Ice Cream is as far away<br />

1159<br />

from mass-produced commercial ice<br />

cream as you can possibly get. When<br />

James Martin featured the Heavenly<br />

Honeycomb Crunch on Saturday<br />

Kitchen, he declared it to be 'the best<br />

bought ice cream available'.<br />

Each small batch is lovingly hand<br />

made in the heart of rural Kent, using<br />

only the very best and freshest local<br />

ingredients. The result is intensely<br />

indulgent and unlike any ice cream<br />

you will have tasted before - simply<br />

heaven on a spoon!<br />

See the website for more information<br />

on our award winning flavours, seasonal<br />

specials and list of stockists. Simply<br />

supply in 120ml and 500ml retail packs<br />

and 2 litre and 4.7 litre <strong>food</strong> service packs.<br />

Simply indulgent, truly heavenly<br />

www.simplyicecream.co.uk<br />

Email: Simplyicecreams@aol.com<br />

Tel: 01233 720 922 or<br />

0779 665 3890<br />

www.simplyicecream.co.uk<br />

INKA SNACKS - THE NEW TASTE IN GOURMET SNACKING<br />

Inka Snacks <strong>Ltd</strong>. are exhibiting at<br />

the London Speciality and Fine Food<br />

Fair on stand 143, where they are<br />

proud to introduce their new Salted<br />

Roasted Giant Corn line-up to the<br />

very demanding UK market.<br />

Inka Snacks’ Salted Roasted Giant<br />

Corn is made with a variety of maize<br />

that grows exceptionally big. Their<br />

amazing 100% natural size and<br />

flavour come from the combination of<br />

ancient Inca cultivation traditions, soil<br />

conditions, location and weather.<br />

Inka Snacks’ Mariana Maher says:<br />

“The quality of the maize we use in our<br />

Salted Roasted Giant Corn is A1, that’s<br />

why we call it gourmet. It is the healthy<br />

light crunch that we all love, a great companion<br />

to a drink or ideal as an aperitif. It<br />

is also a perfect snack as a <strong>food</strong> on the go.”<br />

VISIT ON<br />

STAND<br />

143<br />

Inka Snacks‘ Salted Roasted Giant<br />

Corn is packed with health benefits.<br />

Inka Snacks take their consumers’<br />

health very seriously, which is why<br />

their products are cholesterol and<br />

trans-fat free. During the roasting<br />

process, only the finest oils, such as<br />

vegetable oil, and sea salt are used.<br />

Inka Snacks‘ Salted Roasted Giant Corn<br />

is suitable for vegetarians. It’s gluten<br />

free. And it’s processed in a nut-free<br />

environment, making it 100% nut free.<br />

Inka Snacks’ Salted Roasted Giant<br />

Corn is available in two flavours,<br />

Original and Chilli, and in the following<br />

presentations:<br />

Transit Box: 36 bags of 48g each<br />

Display Box: 27 bags of 48g each<br />

Catering Box: 12 bags of 500g each<br />

For your chance to meet Inka Snacks<br />

and taste their new Salted Roasted Giant<br />

Corn, visit Stand 143 at the Speciality<br />

and Fine Food Fair, London Olympia 5-7<br />

September. You’ll be truly amazed!<br />

Inka Snacks<br />

Email: info@inkasnacks.co.uk<br />

Telephone: +44 208 5590 591 /<br />

07886684380<br />

Web: www.inkasnacks.co.uk<br />

ROULADE, BAKES<br />

AND SWEET CHILLI SAUSAGES BATTLE FOR BRITISH TURKEY GONG<br />

Stuffed turkey roulade, crisp turkey<br />

and root vegetable bakes, and sweet<br />

chilli flavour turkey sausages are among<br />

the new products shortlisted for a win in<br />

the British Turkey Awards 2010.<br />

The independent panel of judges will<br />

taste their way through eleven whole roast<br />

turkeys before choosing three finalists for the<br />

Best Christmas Traditional trophy. They will<br />

also scrutinise another 18 shortlisted turkey<br />

products before choosing the winners of categories<br />

including Best Meal Solution and<br />

Best Innovation, judging on taste as well as<br />

appearance, packaging, value for money,<br />

and suitability for target market.<br />

Joining the three judges from the media<br />

is a consumer who secured a place on the<br />

panel after winning a competition on the<br />

British Turkey website. Mother-of-three<br />

and grandmother Pauline Gibson, 55, of<br />

Welling, Kent, said: “As an occupational<br />

health manager, I know all the virtues of<br />

turkey, how it’s lean, easy to digest, and<br />

versatile. My family enjoy eating it all year<br />

round, and, although we buy turkey regularly,<br />

it will be really interesting to try all<br />

the different products available.”<br />

Matthew Pullen, Chairman of the<br />

British Turkey Federation’s marketing<br />

committee, said: “The vast range and<br />

continual innovation of British turkey<br />

products is truly highlighted in the<br />

awards shortlist. It shows how the producers<br />

and retailers are now really<br />

putting turkey forward as a mainstream<br />

meat, which can be found on fixtures all<br />

year round, as well as during the key<br />

Christmas season. This is the first year<br />

we have seen turkey bacon, smoked<br />

sliced turkey and a roulade in the running<br />

for an award. We think the judges<br />

are going to have a real challenge<br />

deciding the winners this year.”<br />

Other short listed entries include a<br />

sous vide turkey shank, stuffed turkey<br />

portions and a boneless ready-to-roast<br />

joint aimed at the Catering sector, as well<br />

as spinach and ricotta turkey breast<br />

olives from Cranberry Foods and everpopular<br />

Golden Norfolk turkey breast<br />

joint from Bernard Matthews Farms.<br />

Winners of each category, plus Best<br />

British Turkey Recipe and Best School<br />

Meal, and the top accolade of Retailer of<br />

the Year, will be announced at a gala<br />

dinner on 23rd September at Claridge’s.<br />

Judges:<br />

Xanthe Clay, Daily Telegraph<br />

James Aufenast, Meat Trades Journal<br />

Lee Maycock, Craft Guild of Chefs<br />

Pauline Gibson, consumer<br />

British Turkey Awards shortlist 2010<br />

Best Meal Solution<br />

• Bernard Matthews Farms Golden<br />

Norfolk Turkey Roulade with Sage,<br />

Roast Onion and Apple Seasoning<br />

• Cranberry Foods Turkey Breast Olives<br />

stuffed with Spinach, Ricotta and<br />

Mozzarella with a Basil and Oregano Crumb<br />

• Tesco Boneless Turkey Thigh Joint<br />

with Sea Salt and Black Pepper<br />

Best Innovative Product<br />

• Asda Sweet Chilli Turkey Sausages<br />

• Adlington Turkey Bacon<br />

• Bernard Matthews Farms Country<br />

Bakes - Turkey and Root Vegetables<br />

Best Branded Product<br />

• Lincs Turkeys Fresh Lincolnshire Turkey<br />

• Bernard Matthews Farms Golden<br />

Norfolk Turkey Breast Joint<br />

• Cranberry Foods Turkey Breast Olives<br />

stuffed with Spinach, Ricotta and<br />

Mozzarella with a Basil and Oregano Crumb<br />

Best Catering Product<br />

• The UK Foodhall <strong>Ltd</strong> Ready to Roast<br />

British Turkey 2x1.5kg<br />

• Golden Norfolk from Bernard Matthews<br />

Foodservice Slow Cooked Boneless<br />

Turkey Shank in a Honey & Bourbon Sauce<br />

• Brakes British Cooked Stuffed<br />

Turkey Portions<br />

Best Ready to eat Product<br />

• Asda Extra Special Cherrywood<br />

Smoked Turkey<br />

• Tesco Finest British Butter Roast<br />

Turkey<br />

• Tesco Finest Hand Carved Butter<br />

Basted Turkey<br />

Best Christmas Convenience Product<br />

• Morrisons Luxury Turkey Crown<br />

with Pork, sage and Onion Stuffing<br />

• Co-op Frozen Butter Basted British<br />

Elmwood Turkey Breast with Pork,<br />

Sage and Onion Stuffing<br />

• Tesco Finest Bronze Turkey Breast<br />

with Pork, Chestnut and Apple<br />

Stuffing Wrapped in Dry Cure Bacon<br />

Best Christmas Traditional Product -<br />

sponsored by Noble Foods<br />

• Morrisons Bronze Free Range Whole<br />

Turkey<br />

• Co-Op Elmwood Fresh British Whole<br />

Turkey<br />

• Asda Standard Whole Turkey<br />

• Waitrose Gressingham Free Range<br />

Bronze Turkey<br />

• Kelly Turkeys KellyBronze Turkey<br />

• Usk Vale Poultry <strong>Ltd</strong> Free Range<br />

Turkey<br />

• Morrisons Frozen Free Range Whole<br />

Turkey<br />

• Lincs Turkeys Fresh Lincolnshire<br />

Turkey<br />

• Copas Free Range Bronze Turkey<br />

• Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Free<br />

Range Norfolk Black Turkey<br />

• Asda Extra Special Free Range<br />

Bronze Turkey<br />

Retailer of the Year<br />

• Sainsbury’s • Tesco • Morrisons<br />

• Co-Op • Asda • Waitrose<br />

British Turkey<br />

www.britishturkey.co.uk<br />

WWW.GROCERYTRADER.CO.UK

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