El Bravo Tamale Company :: Introducing El Bravo Tamale: Delivering the Industry’s First Truly Organic Prepared Mexican Food

“Today, El Bravo Tamale Company, the industry’s first company to deliver certified organic prepared Mexican food, announced the launch and availability of three new product offerings — organic Black Bean, Chicken Mole and Red Chile Pork frozen tamales at the All Things Organic Show in Chicago. El Bravo Tamale’s products add new spice to today’s organic market — delivering authentic, certified organic Mexican prepared foods. Details on El Bravo Tamale’s lineup of products are available at

El Bravo Tamale Co., was founded in 2006 by Matt Wernecke, with the mission to expand the world of Mexican cuisine and give health-conscious and food-loving consumers access to great tasting, organic food choices. The company was born out of deep rooted passion for Mexican culture — Matt volunteered and worked for the non-profit organization Amigos de las Americas in Ecuador, attended university in Guadalajara and met his wife Josefina during one of his frequent research trips to Mexico.

“At El Bravo Tamale Co., we believe it is our responsibility to provide our customers with a great tasting yet healthy product that the whole family can enjoy,” said Matt Wernecke, president, El Bravo Tamale Co.

El Bravo Tamales are created from original, innovative recipes based on extensive research. The desired end products are delicious, organic, healthy Mexican tamales that remain true to Mexico’s classic culinary heritage.

El Bravo Tamale Co., will be exhibiting during the All Things Organic Show in Chicago, Illinois starting May 6 – May 8th. Visit us at Booth # 576.

Availability

El Bravo Tamale’s Black Bean, Chicken Mole and Red Chile Pork tamales will be available soon at a grocery store near you.

El Bravo Tamale

El Bravo Tamale is an organic food company focused on delivering truly authentic yet certified organic Mexican prepared foods. Our label say’s it all; we are not made with organic, we are organic.”

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