Verdi Good is a natural & organic candy company from the creators of Bella’s Cookies. Fudge, Truffles, Caramels, English Toffee & Peanut Brittle among first products offered.
Bella's Cookies family highlights vegetarian recipes.
Students at Milton Elementary School will have the opportunity to participate in a new program this year, Green Halloween. The day after Halloween, students will exchange their traditional Halloween candy for a greener and cleaner bag of treats. Bella’s Cookies is organizing this annual event in an effort to raise the awareness of the health & nutritional dangers lurking in traditional treats given to children during the Halloween celebration.
Bella’s Cookies is helping promote on the East Coast, the message from an organization on the West Coast. Sammamish, WA based Green Halloween (www.GreenHalloween.org), promotes Halloween in the traditional and non-traditional style, with the non-traditional coming in the form of “green” twists to the celebration. Bella’s fits into the organizations “what to look for in treats” category, and a special line of Halloween cookies will be released by Bella’s void of the ingredients commonly found in Halloween candy and other Halloween themed baked goods.
Bella’s Cookies of Milton, DE. announced their annual holiday cookie lineup, which will be available November 1st – January 1st 2008. The organic and vegan bakery turns out “clean” versions of traditional holiday cookies each year, as consumer concerns build with the ingredients found in traditional baked goods.
Bella’s Cookies (a green, organic & vegan bakery) highlights the 2007 winners of Delaware’s Young Environmentalist Awards. Bella’s co-sponsored this year’s awards, presenting winners with a basket of their all-natural and organic cookies.
7/7/07… whether you’re superstitious or not, the 7th of July is coming & its message is loud & clear. Locally, Bella’s Cookies of Milton releases a tye-dye tagged, groov-a-delic creation; globally Live Earth grooves across 7 continents, but the message from both is to promote action. Bella’s Cookies advocates’ social responsibility through its organic & vegan baking, and Live Earth carries a worldwide message to take action against global warming.
Memorial Day weekend marks the official start of the summer season. In celebration, Hollywood often debuts some of its most anticipated films over this weekend, and not to be outdone network television rolls out a few new primetime shows. With many eager fans awaiting the final installment of Pirates of the Caribbean “At World’s End,” CBS hopes to capture some of the pirate-mania with a new series “Pirate Master,” and Bella’s Cookies re-releases its pirate-themed/tagged creation “Rumazin.”
Over a dozen new varieties of cookies will be released this weekend from Bella's Cookies. Among these new creations: the annual Easter lineup, a Gluten Free line, dog cookies, and the first all natural & organic Whoopie Pie.
Whether it’s cards, candy, cookies, jewelry, dinner, dancing, or a quiet night at home, consumers are quickly making Valentine’s Day a “hot holiday.” In 2006, the average consumer spent $101 on Valentine’s Day (up from the previous two years); in 2007, it’s estimated $14 billion will be spent on various types of gifts, with men once again leading the way in purchases. For Bella’s Cookies of Milton, current trends in retail purchasing along with company history are how Bella’s plan their annual Valentine’s Day specials.
