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Bangor’s W.A. Bean now using all-natural dye in red snapper hot dogs (opens the original)
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W.A. Bean & Sons in Bangor announced last week that their iconic red snapper hot dogs are now being made with all-natural food coloring, in advance of a federal ban on artificial red dye in foods. “It was important to us as the last makers of the official Maine red snapper to make sure we were taking the lead in this,” said W.A. Bean Director of Sales Sean Smith. “We were working very hard behind the scenes, and we think we’ve got a winner here: absolutely no taste difference, same snap and red
Biennial Maine Food Producers Showcase returns to Portland (opens the original)
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The biennial Maine Food Producers Showcase and Golden Fork Awards is set for Thursday, Oct. 8 in Portland. Hosted by the Maine Center for Entrepreneurs, the industry event spotlights innovation in Maine’s food economy. The showcase is aimed at buyers, distributors, retailers, chefs, foodservice professionals, investors, industry partners and community leaders interested in discovering Maine food and beverage companies. Workshops include a panel discussion of retail trends, and another panel of f
Harvest on the Harbor returns to Portland for its 18th year (opens the original)
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Portland’s annual festival celebrating Maine’s food and beverages, Harvest on the Harbor, returns to Portland in October at Maine Studio Works. Featured events include the Maine Lobster Chef of the Year competition on Friday, Oct. 16, and two sessions of the Maine OysterFest on Oct. 17. Ten chefs and culinary teams will vie for the Maine Lobster Chef of the Year title this year. Entrants representing area restaurants and culinary programs include Brix & Brine of Ogunquit; Central Provisions; Fin
Maine Animal Coalition’s 21st annual Veg Fest set for Portland (opens the original)
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The 21st annual Veg Fest, hosted by the Maine Animal Coalition, is slated for Oct. 24 at the East End Community School in Portland. The free event allows attendees to learn about vegan lifestyles through food vendors, educational exhibits and featured speakers. Speakers at the upcoming Veg Fest include Calvin University philosophy professor Matthew C. Halteman, delivering a talk titled, “Hungry Beautiful Animals: The Joyful Case for Going Vegan.” Amanda Cardella, a Topsham-based doctor of osteop
With less quantity, Portland Fish Exchange keeps focus on quality (opens the original)
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Steve Newman, a national account manager for Browne Trading Company, attended his first auction at the Portland Fish Exchange as a buyer three years ago. He’d grown up attending livestock auctions in Florida with his great-grandfather, and remembers them as pretty lively affairs. By contrast, the Portland auction was quiet as cod on ice. “I kind of had this vision of it being kind of cutthroat, a bunch of people fighting over monkfish tails,” Newman said. “That was what I was expecting, and it c
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