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Top chef and flavor genius Heiko Antoniewicz proves that California walnuts are not only natural, versatile, delicious, and rich in Omega-3, but also the perfect ingredient for products that focus on the topics of plant-based and clean-label. Visit us ...
Imports of California walnuts to Germany are once again impressive despite the pandemic. While in-shell walnuts recorded a remarkable increase of 26.7%, California walnut kernels are still Germany’s favorite.
Get exclusive insights into the harvest on family-owned walnut orchards in California between September and early November.
The GOLDEN WALNUT AWARD 2021 was a huge success! Ten professionals from the baking and confectionery trades competed in the finals of the competition initiated by the California Walnut Commission and demonstrated how versatile the applications of ...
Harvard scientists found: There is a connection between regular walnut consumption and greater longevity, as well as reduced risk of death from cardiovascular diseases.
In March, the global initiative “Power of 3” took place for the second time. Characterized by the number 3, the campaign started on 3/3 with a worldwide kick-off and the aim to draw attention to the omega-3 content of walnuts and the health benefits ...
Attention to all snack manufacturers: More than 80 % of consumers would like to be able to purchase California walnuts as convenience snack product. Whether sweet, savory or spicy – walnut snacks “to go” are missed on the supermarket shelf.
A large scale POS campaign reached more than 80 million consumers from December, 2020 to April, 2021. Branded shopping carts, attractive POS activities and radio advertising in the supermarket – the CWC provided effective sales ...
The CWC TV spot, which is going to be broadcasted in all of Germany is starting in February but our Mr. Nutcracker – the protagonist of the spot - has already been featured in printed and online ads as well as on social media.
Soon, the shopping list app Bring! will also feature Mr. Nutcracker and California walnuts. Last year the collaboration with Bring! showed some exciting insights.
