Setton Pistachio Chewy Bites Announces New Partnership with Stafford’s Famous Chocolates

Setton Pistachio—the nation’s second largest pistachio processor and maker of Pistachio Chewy Bites based in California’s Central Valley—announced its new partnership with renowned Stafford’s Famous Chocolates. Located in California’s Central Valley, both family-owned and operated companies share a strong commitment to making only the highest quality products.

The two brands have teamed up to create a gourmet pistachio gift box that will feature four distinctive varieties of chocolate including: Pistachio Caramels with Sea Salt, Dark Chocolate Pistachio Tuffles, Pistachio Clusters, and Pistachio Caramels.

“We’re really excited about this partnership and the innovative confections that have resulted from it,” said COO Mia Cohen. “This allows people to enjoy Setton Farms California pistachios in a new way and it allows us to extend the benefits of our products to a new customer base.”

The new Stafford’s Famous Chocolates gourmet pistachio gift box will debut at the Fresno Food Expo on Thursday, July 24th, where attendees can sample the new creations. Like Setton Farms, Stafford’s Famous Chocolates believes in the power of natural, quality ingredients.

To learn more about Setton Farms, its products, growers and news, visit www.settonfarms.com.

About Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella, Inc.
Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella, Inc., the second largest pistachio processor in the United States, has been growing and processing pistachios in the Central Valley of California since 1986. Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella, Inc. has ownership in over 10,000 acres of planted pistachios and currently has the capacity to process over 110 million pounds of pistachios owned by Setton and its grower partners. Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella, Inc. provides pistachios to more than 50 foreign markets, and through Setton International Foods Inc., distributes a variety of nuts and dried fruits to wholesalers and retailers throughout the United States. Visit www.settonfarms.com to learn more.