Empire Kosher Poultry celebrates '80 Years of Trust' at Kosherfest
"Empire's award-winning taste and commitment to quality for eight decades has made the Empire brand a family tradition for generations and is exemplified by our natural and organic products. We never, ever administer antibiotics, or growth hormones and steroids, and we humanely raise our flocks on family farms before they are harvested under the strictest standards and requirements for kosher certification," said Jeffrey N. Brown, President of Hain Pure Protein Corporation, a subsidiary of The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: HAIN) which includes the Empire Kosher brand.
"Our organic flocks are free range and fed non-GMO certified organic grains, and consumers can trust that every Empire product meets our highest standards for both kosher and natural at the same time," Mr. Brown added.
At Kosherfest, attendees will be able to see and sample new products being introduced for 2018 including pre-sliced Natural Southwest Style and Peppered Turkey Deli Meats in re-sealable packaging, in addition to products launched earlier this year to meet the changing tastes of kosher consumers. Empire brand is the only kosher turkey brand featured in the recent Cook's Illustrated holiday issue of recommended products and is a Thanksgiving favorite every year.
Founded in 1938, Empire Kosher is known for being 'Certifiably Delicious!' with great-tasting fresh and frozen poultry, as well as deli, frozen foods, and soups and broths enjoyed by both kosher and secular consumers throughout the United States.
The Hain Celestial Group (Nasdaq: HAIN), headquartered in Lake Success, NY, is a leading organic and natural products company with operations in North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
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