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Business Wire
2 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
The Marzetti Company Launches Buffalo Wild Wings Hot Sauces
WESTERVILLE, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In partnership with Buffalo Wild Wings, The Marzetti Company (Nasdaq: MZTI) has expanded its retail portfolio with the launch of four new hot sauces, made with the bold, innovative flavors consumers expect from the Buffalo Wild Wings brand. 'We are thrilled to expand our partnership with Buffalo Wild Wings,' said Tanya Berman, President of Retail at The Marzetti Company. 'This is an iconic brand known for bold, unique flavors, and these new hot sauces deliver the heat and spice that consumers crave.' Buffalo Wild Wings Hot Sauces are available in four varieties: Original, Chipotle, Habanero, and Blazin'. Perfect for spicing up a variety of dishes, the 5-ounce bottles are available exclusively on Amazon, with plans to expand to additional retailers in 2026. About Buffalo Wild Wings: Buffalo Wild Wings, founded in 1982, is the largest sports bar brand in the United States, with more than 1,300 restaurants in nine global markets and a rapidly growing off-premise business through Buffalo Wild Wings GO. Buffalo Wild Wings is part of the Inspire Brands family of restaurants. For more information, visit and About The Marzetti Company: The Marzetti Company (Nasdaq: MZTI) manufactures and sells specialty food products. Our retail brands include Marzetti ® dressings and dips, New York Bakery™ garlic breads, and Sister Schubert's ® dinner rolls, in addition to exclusive license agreements for Olive Garden ® dressings, Chick-fil-A ® sauces and dressings, Buffalo Wild Wings ® sauces, Arby's ® sauces, Subway ® sauces, and Texas Roadhouse ® steak sauces and frozen rolls. Our foodservice business supplies sauces, dressings, breads, and pasta to many of the top restaurant chains in the United States. At Marzetti, our mission is to make every meal better through high-quality, flavorful food. Led by our purpose, to nourish growth with all that we do, our 3,900 team members are dedicated to creating great tasting food and cultivating deep and lasting relationships. To learn more, please visit
Yahoo
01-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Specialty Food Maker Lancaster Colony Rebrands as The Marzetti Company
The Marzetti Company to Ring the Nasdaq Closing Bell on July 10, 2025 WESTERVILLE, Ohio, July 01, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Lancaster Colony Corporation today unveiled its new name, The Marzetti Company, and will begin trading under the ticker symbol MZTI. The rebrand signals the future of the specialty food manufacturer while honoring the 130-year history of its flagship brand of dressings and dips. Teresa Marzetti opened an Italian restaurant in Columbus, Ohio in 1896, growing it into a local favorite best known for its salad dressings. Today, the Marzetti brand is among the market leaders in the refrigerated dressings category and the leading brand in the produce dips category. Lancaster Colony acquired Marzetti in 1969 and went on to build a portfolio of beloved, family-founded food brands including category-leading Sister Schubert's dinner rolls, New York Bakery garlic bread, Reames noodles, and more. By 2014, the company had divested the last of its non-food businesses and was strategically positioned as a manufacturer of specialty food products sold into both retail and foodservice channels. More recently, the company has entered into licensing agreements to sell popular restaurant brands at retail including Olive Garden, Chick-fil-A, Buffalo Wild Wings, Arby's, Subway, and Texas Roadhouse. "Marzetti is embarking on a transformational chapter and doing so under the name that started it all 130 years ago," said Dave Ciesinski, President and CEO of The Marzetti Company. "More so than ever, consumers want authenticity and transparency from the companies behind their favorite brands, and the Marzetti name represents our commitment to delivering high-quality, flavorful products that make every meal better." "While Lancaster Colony will always be an important part of our heritage, we believe the Marzetti name is critical to positioning ourselves in today's food industry and communicating the value we deliver for customers and shareholders alike," added Ciesinski. To celebrate its new name and ticker symbol, The Marzetti Company will ring the Nasdaq stock market closing bell on Thursday, July 10, 2025. About The Marzetti Company: The Marzetti Company (Nasdaq: MZTI) manufactures and sells specialty food products. Our retail brands include Marzetti® dressings and dips, New York Bakery™ garlic breads, and Sister Schubert's® dinner rolls, in addition to exclusive license agreements for Olive Garden® dressings, Chick-fil-A® sauces and dressings, Buffalo Wild Wings® sauces, Arby's® sauces, Subway® sauces, and Texas Roadhouse® steak sauces and frozen rolls. Our foodservice business supplies sauces, dressings, breads, and pasta to many of the top restaurant chains in the United States. At Marzetti, our mission is to make every meal better through high-quality, flavorful food. Led by our purpose, to nourish growth with all that we do, our 3,900 team members are dedicated to creating great tasting food and cultivating deep and lasting relationships. To learn more, please visit View source version on Contacts Media Contact: Alysa Investor Contact: Dale Sign in to access your portfolio
Business Wire
01-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Specialty Food Maker Lancaster Colony Rebrands as The Marzetti Company
WESTERVILLE, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Lancaster Colony Corporation today unveiled its new name, The Marzetti Company, and will begin trading under the ticker symbol MZTI. The rebrand signals the future of the specialty food manufacturer while honoring the 130-year history of its flagship brand of dressings and dips. Teresa Marzetti opened an Italian restaurant in Columbus, Ohio in 1896, growing it into a local favorite best known for its salad dressings. Today, the Marzetti brand is among the market leaders in the refrigerated dressings category and the leading brand in the produce dips category. Lancaster Colony acquired Marzetti in 1969 and went on to build a portfolio of beloved, family-founded food brands including category-leading Sister Schubert's dinner rolls, New York Bakery garlic bread, Reames noodles, and more. By 2014, the company had divested the last of its non-food businesses and was strategically positioned as a manufacturer of specialty food products sold into both retail and foodservice channels. More recently, the company has entered into licensing agreements to sell popular restaurant brands at retail including Olive Garden, Chick-fil-A, Buffalo Wild Wings, Arby's, Subway, and Texas Roadhouse. 'Marzetti is embarking on a transformational chapter and doing so under the name that started it all 130 years ago,' said Dave Ciesinski, President and CEO of The Marzetti Company. 'More so than ever, consumers want authenticity and transparency from the companies behind their favorite brands, and the Marzetti name represents our commitment to delivering high-quality, flavorful products that make every meal better.' 'While Lancaster Colony will always be an important part of our heritage, we believe the Marzetti name is critical to positioning ourselves in today's food industry and communicating the value we deliver for customers and shareholders alike,' added Ciesinski. To celebrate its new name and ticker symbol, The Marzetti Company will ring the Nasdaq stock market closing bell on Thursday, July 10, 2025. About The Marzetti Company: The Marzetti Company (Nasdaq: MZTI) manufactures and sells specialty food products. Our retail brands include Marzetti ® dressings and dips, New York Bakery™ garlic breads, and Sister Schubert's ® dinner rolls, in addition to exclusive license agreements for Olive Garden ® dressings, Chick-fil-A ® sauces and dressings, Buffalo Wild Wings ® sauces, Arby's ® sauces, Subway ® sauces, and Texas Roadhouse ® steak sauces and frozen rolls. Our foodservice business supplies sauces, dressings, breads, and pasta to many of the top restaurant chains in the United States. At Marzetti, our mission is to make every meal better through high-quality, flavorful food. Led by our purpose, to nourish growth with all that we do, our 3,900 team members are dedicated to creating great tasting food and cultivating deep and lasting relationships. To learn more, please visit
Miami Herald
30-06-2025
- Automotive
- Miami Herald
Scout Exec Sees Opportunity In Rivian Layoffs
Rivian last week laid off 140 employees, representing about 1% of its workforce, prompting Jacopo Marzetti, head of logistics at Scout Motors, to encourage them to apply at the Volkswagen Group brand, which aims to launch its first electric vehicles in 2027. "Sympathy and support to the employees impacted by the latest Rivian layoffs," Marzetti wrote Monday in a LinkedIn post. "Have a look to the Scout Motors career website and apply directly to join our team." The post included a link to the Scout career site, which listed 127 job openings at the time of publication covering areas ranging from sales and management of parts supplies, to software development and vehicle engineering. TechCrunch reported last week that most of the Rivian layoffs affected the automaker's manufacturing team, and that employees were being encouraged to apply to other open positions within the company. Both Rivian and Scout are in the midst of production ramp-ups. Rivian is looking to start manufacturing its R2 electric SUV in 2026. First shown in 2024, the R2 is a smaller model with a targeted base price of $45,000 that could open up a wider audience for Rivian, making it key to the automaker's continued development. Scout, meanwhile, is trying to get its first products to customers. A revival of the classic International Harvester Scout name and ethos under the Volkswagen Group aegis, Scout plans to offer an SUV called the Traveler and a pickup truck called the Terra with a choice of all-electric or plug-in hybrid powertrains. The latter, dubbed Harvester, will use a naturally-aspirated four-cylinder engine to extend total range from the estimated 350 miles of all-electric Scout models to about 500 miles. Concept versions of both the Traveler and Terra were shown in late 2023, with designs expected to mostly carry over to production, which would create the closest rivals to the Rivian R1S and R1T we've seen so far. In addition to completing development work on the vehicles themselves, Scout must complete construction of a $2 billion South Carolina factory, which targets up to 200,000 vehicles a year, the brand has said. True to its name, Scout will take a different approach to Rivian-and other VW Group brands-with a body-on-frame platform for maximum authenticity. But Scout will have access to Rivian's zonal electrical architecture and software under a $5.8 billion joint venture between Rivian and the VW Group announced in late 2024. It's still unclear which production vehicles will benefit from this partnership, but Rivian's tech will be in the toolbox Scout can rummage through as it looks to complete development of its rugged new vehicles. Copyright 2025 The Arena Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Auto Blog
30-06-2025
- Automotive
- Auto Blog
Scout Exec Sees Opportunity In Rivian Layoffs
Rivian last week laid off 140 employees, representing about 1% of its workforce, prompting Jacopo Marzetti, head of logistics at Scout Motors, to encourage them to apply at the Volkswagen Group brand, which aims to launch its first electric vehicles in 2027. 'Sympathy and support to the employees impacted by the latest Rivian layoffs,' Marzetti wrote Monday in a LinkedIn post. 'Have a look to the Scout Motors career website and apply directly to join our team.' Rivian R1T delivers on this EV feature that Tesla forgot Watch More The post included a link to the Scout career site, which listed 127 job openings at the time of publication covering areas ranging from sales and management of parts supplies, to software development and vehicle engineering. TechCrunch reported last week that most of the Rivian layoffs affected the automaker's manufacturing team, and that employees were being encouraged to apply to other open positions within the company. Two EV Brands Ramp Up Source: Eric Anderson/Rivian Both Rivian and Scout are in the midst of production ramp-ups. Rivian is looking to start manufacturing its R2 electric SUV in 2026. First shown in 2024, the R2 is a smaller model with a targeted base price of $45,000 that could open up a wider audience for Rivian, making it key to the automaker's continued development. Scout, meanwhile, is trying to get its first products to customers. A revival of the classic International Harvester Scout name and ethos under the Volkswagen Group aegis, Scout plans to offer an SUV called the Traveler and a pickup truck called the Terra with a choice of all-electric or plug-in hybrid powertrains. The latter, dubbed Harvester, will use a naturally-aspirated four-cylinder engine to extend total range from the estimated 350 miles of all-electric Scout models to about 500 miles. Concept versions of both the Traveler and Terra were shown in late 2023, with designs expected to mostly carry over to production, which would create the closest rivals to the Rivian R1S and R1T we've seen so far. In addition to completing development work on the vehicles themselves, Scout must complete construction of a $2 billion South Carolina factory, which targets up to 200,000 vehicles a year, the brand has said. Some Common Ground Autoblog Newsletter Autoblog brings you car news; expert reviews and exciting pictures and video. Research and compare vehicles, too. Sign up or sign in with Google Facebook Microsoft Apple By signing up I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy . You may unsubscribe from email communication at anytime. True to its name, Scout will take a different approach to Rivian—and other VW Group brands—with a body-on-frame platform for maximum authenticity. But Scout will have access to Rivian's zonal electrical architecture and software under a $5.8 billion joint venture between Rivian and the VW Group announced in late 2024. It's still unclear which production vehicles will benefit from this partnership, but Rivian's tech will be in the toolbox Scout can rummage through as it looks to complete development of its rugged new vehicles. About the Author Stephen Edelstein View Profile
