Tasty Bite
| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Food |
| Headquarters | |
| Key people | Ravi Nigam (President and CEO) |
| Products | shelf stable foods |
| Parent | Preferred Brands International (PBI) |
| Subsidiaries | Tasty Bite Edibles, Ltd. |
| Website | tastybite.com |
Tasty Bite is a brand of shelf-stable Indian and Thai foods, as well as foods for special dietary needs (vegetarian, vegan, kosher, gluten-free).
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[edit] The company
The Tasty Bite brand is owned by Preferred Brands International (PBI), which is based in Stamford, Connecticut. Most Tasty Bite products are manufactured by PBI's Indian subsidiary Tasty Bite Eatables Ltd., which is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange under the symbol TBE.B.[1]
The Tasty Bite product line is mostly manufactured at its plant in Bhandgaon, about forty miles outside of Pune, India. Many of the vegetables used in the manufacture of the Tasty Bite range of products are grown in a private farm owned and managed by the company.
Tasty Bite products are widely available in supermarkets in the U.S. and Australia. They can be found in the international foods aisle in mainstream and natural supermarkets.
[edit] Products
The products of Preferred Brands International include:
[edit] Indian dishes (Entrees)
- Agra Peas & Greens
- Bengal Lentils
- Bombay Potatoes
- Jaipur Vegetables
- Jodphur Lentils
- Kashmir Spinach
- Madras Lentils
- Peas Paneer
- Punjab Eggplant
- Spinach Dal
- Kashmir Spinach
- Kerala vegetables
- Paneer Makhani
Discontinued:
- Spinach Soy
[edit] Indian dishes (ready-to-eat meals)
- Beans Masala & Basmati Rice
- Peas Paneer & Basmati Rice
- Spinach Dal & Basmati Rice
- Sprouts Curry & Basmati Rice
- Vegetable Supreme & Basmati Rice
[edit] Thai dishes
- Yellow Curry Vegetables
- Red Curry Vegetables
- Yellow Curry Vegetables & Jasmine Rice
- Massaman Vegetables
- Satay Vegetables
- Rendang Vegetables
[edit] Thai soups
- Tom Yum Soup
[edit] Pilafs
- Mexican Fiesta Pilaf
- Multi-grain Pilaf
- Pesto Pilaf
- Tandoori Pilaf
- Thai Lime Pilaf
[edit] Packaging
Each unit is distributed in a specially prepared sealed pouch, called a retort pouch.