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Ramar pioneers uncured Filipino breakfast meats

/ 10:12 AM June 17, 2020

PITTSBURG, CaliforniaRamar Foods is pioneering the first line of premium, uncured frozen Filipino breakfast meats. The line will be launched under Ramar’s premium brand, Magnolia.

Following the success of its current line of Magnolia breakfast meats, Ramar invested in market research that led to the development of uncured frozen products. The research showed the growing trend among Filipino-Americans in making healthier choices on CPG consumption.

Similar data show the trend with general market consumption. According to Neilsen, nitrate/nitrite free pre-packaged meat is growing at a rate four times faster than conventional pre-packaged meat.

To meet these market demands, Magnolia premium uncured meats aim to offer the classic taste but with simple, nitrate/nitrite-free ingredients as they continuously expand their commitment to nourishing the community.

“We have been working on getting the flavor just right for a long time,” explains Vice President of Operations PJ Quesada. “Our customers have a very refined palate, and we had to get it right before bringing it to the market.”

The uncured line will include different new varieties of Filipino breakfast meats:

Longganisa – Filipino sausage that comes in different flavors such as pork sweet hamonado and chicken

Tocino – Filipino cut meat marinated in sweet sauce comes in chicken or pork flavors

Both longganisa and tocino meats are tasty staples in Filipino breakfast. Magnolia premium uncured frozen breakfast meats will provide better options for Filipinos, Filipino-Americans and other Filipino food enthusiasts to enjoy without much guilt!

Magnolia premium uncured breakfast meats will be available in Asian stores and Asian aisles by the end of June 2020.

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