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HIPPEAS closes $8M Round, Expects to Hit Profitability in 2019
January 07, 2019
HIPPEAS closes $8M Round, Expects to Hit Profitability in 2019
Puff producer Hippeas this week closed an $8 million round of funding from previous investors. Venture group CAVU led the round with barkTHINS founder Scott Semel and some Hippeas employees also taking part.
Peatos: a puffed snack made primarily from peas and lentils
December 07, 2018
Peatos Becomes the Fastest Growing Snack in the Produce Section
Launched less than a year ago, Los Angeles-based World Peas™ Brand Peatos™ puffed pea snacks are winning over taste buds throughout the United States
The Imagine snack line includes two products, Yogurt Crisps and Cheese Stars, with each type available in two flavours.
November 04, 2018
New Frito-Lay IMAG!NE Snack Brand offers parents snack options for their kids
Pepsico subsidiary Frito-Lay North America has launched a new snack brand in the United States, marketed to parents for their kids named Imag!ne
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Hippie Snacks has added four new savoury snacks to its lineup: Cauliflower Crisps - in Original and Classic Ranch flavors - and Avocado Crisps - in the flavours Guacamole and Sea Salt.
October 30, 2018
Hippie Snacks Launches Cauliflower Crisps and Avocado Crisps in different flavours
Hippie Snacks, a Canadian company specializing in premium plant-based foods, has added two new products to its lineup: Cauliflower Crisps (in Original and Classic Ranch flavors) and Avocado Crisps (in the flavours Guacamole and Sea Salt).
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Nora Snacks, a US subsidiary of the Thai seaweed manufacturer Taokaenoi brings its popular seaweed chips to American palates
September 18, 2018
Asia's leading seaweed snack brand is coming to the United States
Nora Snacks, a US subsidiary of the Thai seaweed manufacturer Taokaenoi brings its popular seaweed chips to American palates
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Bare Snacks new baked crunchy root vegetable chips (Beet, Carrot and Sweet Potato)
June 10, 2018
Bare Snacks® Launches Baked Crunchy Veggie Chips
Bare Snacks®, creator of delicious Snacks Gone Simple®, has announced the launch of its new line of deliciously crunchy veggie chips: bare® Beet Chips, Carrot Chips and Sweet Potato Chips.
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Bare Snacks offers baked Bare® Coconut Chips, Apple Chips and Banana Chips
June 10, 2018
PepsiCo to acquire Baked Fruit and Vegetable Snacks manufacturer Bare Snacks
PepsiCo, Inc. announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Bare Foods Co. (doing business as Bare Snacks), a U.S.-based maker of baked fruit and vegetable snacks.
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Elea's compact all-in-one SmoothCut™One Pulsed Electric Field System with the Silver International FoodTec Award 2018 for Innovation.
March 03, 2018
See Elea's award-winning Smoothcut One PEF-system at Anuga FoodTec
Pulsed Electric Field Specialist Elea invites you to the Anuga FoodTec to discuss and taste for yourself what its award winning compact all-in-one SmoothCut™One PEF system can do
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Snack it Forward Launches World Peas Brand Peatos Puffed Snacks nationwide - with the flavors Classic Cheese, Fiery Hot, Chili Cheese, and Masala
February 27, 2018
Snack it Forward Launches World Peas Brand Peatos Puffed Snacks
Snack it Forward has announced the official launch of Peatos™ in the United States under its flagship World Peas™ Brand.
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Some of the food products that fit Whole Foods Market most anticipated food trends for 2018
December 03, 2017
Whole Foods Market reveals Top Food Trends for 2018
High End Grocery Chain Whole Foods Market - now part of Amazon - named the ten most anticipated food trends for 2018
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SunChips Sweet Potato is made with real sweet potato, 100 percent whole grains and no artificial flavors or preservatives and delivers a delightful flavor made from veggie ingredients.
October 25, 2017
Sweet Potato Is The New Pumpkin! Get Ready To Fall For New Sunchips Sweet Potato And Smartfood Delight Rosemary & Olive Oil
Fall has officially struck the nation, marking the season when leaves change colors, temperatures cool down and many of our favorite celebrations begin. For snack fans, the absolute best part of fall is the seasonal flavors it brings. How about SunChips Sweet Potato and Smartfood Delight Rosemary & Olive Oil?
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Rod Troni, chief marketing and innovation officer for Snyder's-Lance, shares the excitement and inspiration behind the company's new products.
March 14, 2017
Snack maker Snyder's-Lance introduces a LOT of new products this spring in the United States
America's growing desire for better snacks highlights the new products that leading snack maker Snyder's-Lance, Inc. (Nasdaq-GS: LNCE) is introducing to store shelves nationwide this spring.
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Good Health Debuts New 'Eat Your Vegetables' Chips
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Boulder Canyon™ Introduces Garden Select™ Vegetable Crisps
September 21, 2011
Boulder Canyon™ Introduces Garden Select™ Vegetable Crisps
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