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February 29, 2012

New Products from Miss Birdie Make Healthy Snacking

Shelf Talk

Continuing on the promise to deliver high-quality, wholesome baked goods to consumers, Consolidated Bakeries Jamaica Limited (CBL) under the Miss Birdie brand has added four new premium products to an already top-class line-up. The innovative Miss Birdie Soya Bread and Miss Birdie Corn Crackers — two firsts on the island; Miss Birdie Snack Crackers; and Miss Birdie Wheat Crackers are the newest members in the CBL range of products, all promising a healthy eating experience.

The soon to be launched Miss Birdie Soya Bread — the first of its kind to be made in Jamaica — is an excellent source of protein, essential amino acids, Vitamins B and E, and minerals such as calcium and iron. It is also high in dietary fibre and low in saturated fat.

All three of the new crackers are baked to perfection to provide a crispy, flavourful treat. Miss Birdie Corn Crackers are already favourites on the shelves, with an exceptional, savoury taste, which will have consumers coming back for more.

And if you prefer the regular cracker, Miss Birdie Snack Crackers are the ideal choice; the distinguishable difference being more crunch. Plus, there is an added value as there is no cholesterol and no trans fat, a similar feature of Miss Birdie Wheat Crackers, a preferred alternative for the health-conscious.

“We took a unique approach to the selection of these products, because we pride ourselves on continuously baking and selling the best,” said Vincent Chang, chairman of CBL. “We know the needs of our consumers and value their well-being above all else, and our innovations reflect that commitment.”

Commenting on the background of the Miss Birdie brand, Mr Chang further explained that Miss Birdie was an excellent cook who worked for his grandfather in the early days of the company. She epitomised quality, and her name still evokes fond memories of the high standards by which she operated. “Miss Birdie means so much, it’s inexplicable. We loved her dearly, and naming our premium products in her honour has kept her close to our hearts.”

 

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