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ABA's Robb MacKie to Step Down, How to Future Proof Your Business, New ABA Podcast Episode, and more

ABA's Robb MacKie to Step Down, How to Future Proof Your Business, New ABA Podcast Episode, and more

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FROM THE AMERICAN BAKERS ASSOCIATION

ABA at 125 Weekly Fun Fact 

Did you Know: ABA's Membership grew 19% in 2021. Learn more: here.
ABA 125th Anniversary

1. *NEW* ABA's Robb MacKie to Step Down at the end of 2022 to Support Family

Last week, ABA announced that long-time President and CEO Robb MacKie will step down at the end of 2022 to focus on family matters full-time. 

"For 27 years, 17 as President and CEO, it has been my deepest privilege and honor to serve the baking industry," said MacKie. "I have devoted my full passion and energy to protecting and growing this noble industry that feeds our country and communities." 

Read the full announcement 

 

2. Learn How to Future Proof your Business at ABA Member Research Webinar

On July 13th at 2 pm ET, this webinar will discuss best practices and strategies to assist with the modernization of your enterprise, next-generation business applications facing the retail and wholesale baking industries. Join Patrick Duffy from Amazon AWS and Mark Maraj from MiT Systems, for a 30-minute panel with 15 minutes for audience questions.

Register for this free webinar 

 

3. *NEW EPISODE* How Ardent Mills Finds Creative Solutions with Alternative Ingredients


On today's new episode of ABA's podcast, Bake to the Future, Dan Dye, CEO of Ardent Mills, tells us about Ardent Mills' investment in alternative grains, where he sees innovation in the industry and how they are a people-first company.  Ardent Mills is an ABA Premium Allied Member, a flour-milling and ingredient company specializing in flour, quinoa, pulses, and organic and gluten-free products.

Dan also gives us a sneak peek of what Ardent Mills is planning for their booth at IBIE (hint: fun samples).

Listen now 
 
 

4. FDA Responds to Letter about Labeling Flexibility during Supply Chain Disruptions  

In response to the Food and Beverage Issue Alliance letter, the FDA upheld that the flexibility granted during the pandemic will continue. Specifically, the FDA reiterated there is no end date for the "labeling flexibilities and temporary enforcement discretion for food manufacturers."

Read the FDA letter 

 

5. *MEMBER RESOURCE* Rise to Action - 2022 Election Results and Business Impact 


Member voices matter. RisetoAction.org provides Members with actionable information about the political process and digital tools to empower their direct involvement. This is a great resource to connect directly with policymakers and learn how candidates for office could impact your business. 

RisetoAction.org

 
 
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