Manufacturers of Chips and Snacks in New Jersey

Blair's Sauces and Snacks is a manufacturer of spicy kettle cooked chips, hot sauces, spice rubs and various other chili pepper products.

Charles Chips is a snack food brand producing potato chips, pretzels, and sweets in tins and bagged formats. The company supplies traditional snack products through retail and online channels across the food industry.

People are seeking healthy, tasty snacks to fuel their active lifestyles. Crispy Green provides 100% pure fruit as a grab n go snack that satisfies without sacrificing taste, while adding more fruit to their diet.

Dale and Thomas gourmet snacks go beyond chocolate popcorn and cheese popcorn. Some of their customer favorites include peanut butter popcorn, caramel popcorn and world-famous kettle corn popcorn.

POP Time is a tasty group of snacks that you don't have to feel guilty about! All of their popcorn lines are light, airy, and packed with mouthwatering flavor. But lucky for you, they're NOT packed with calories, trans fats, dairy, or GMOs.

Punjabi Popcorn is a US start-up offering popcorn with exotic flavors

Silk City Snacks is a manufacturer of savory & sweet Waffle Snacks as well as Popped Chips. The company was established in Clifton, New Jersey in 2010.

Snack Factory LLC, based in Princeton, New Jersey, was founded by snack food pioneers Sara and Warren Wilson in 2004.<br> The Wilsons pioneered the first flat pretzel-shaped cracker under the Pretzel Crisps® brand

Snack Innovations Inc produces naturally delicious Better-For-You gourmet snack foods. Their innovative snack products can be found at fine food stores all across America.

That's How We Roll LLC manufactures and sells the "dippable" savory snacks Party-Tizers™ and cookie brand Mrs. Thinster's™.

'The Campbell's Company', formerly known as 'The Campbell Soup Company', is a US based producer of canned soups and savory snacks

Wise Snacks – Moonachie, NJ Facility is serving as both a manufacturing and logistics hub for Wise snack products including potato chips, popcorn, cheese doodles, and onion rings—to regional markets.