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Hungritos Unveiled Its New Mashed Potato Premix Range at Snackex 2026
June 29, 2026
Hungritos Unveiled Its New Mashed Potato Premix Range at Snackex 2026
Hungritos, under Iscon Balaji Foods, showcased at Snackex 2026 (17–18 June, FIL Expo Lisbon) at Stand 244, Pavilion 4, unveiling Mashed Potato Premix range (7 flavours) and Dehydrated Potato Flakes for global snack and food industries. sectors.
Hungritos will showcase its customizable dehydrated potato flakes and potato powder at SNACKEX 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal
June 12, 2026
Hungritos to showcase dehydrated potato products at SNACKEX 2026
Hungritos will showcase its customizable dehydrated potato flakes and potato powder at SNACKEX 2026 in Lisbon. The company aims to connect with snack manufacturers, food processors and buyers seeking potato-based ingredient solutions.
Utz Brands to Showcase Seasonal Snack Collections and Innovations at the 2025 Sweets & Snacks Expo
May 13, 2025
UTZ Brands showcase seasonal snack collections, innovations at 2025 Sweets and Snacks Expo
Utz Brands will showcase its Utz, Zapp’s, Boulder Canyon, and On The Border snacks, including new flavors, at booth #2714 during the 2025 Sweets & Snacks Expo, May 13-15 in Indianapolis.
Go Free pure Crisp
April 02, 2024
Go Free Foods Make Nationwide Debut with Expansion into Sprouts
Upstart snack foods company JimmyAsh arrives in nationwide Sprouts locations today with the rollout of its flagship Go Free® brand at over 400 stores from coast to coast.
Martin Johanning founder of Vakuum Food GmbH
December 16, 2021
'Snacks-TEAM' by Vakuum Food uses PEF process in close cooperation with Elea
Vakuum Food GmbH & Co.KG is a snacks producer based in Neuenkirchen near Osnabrück and was founded by Martin Johanning in 2018. Martin Johanning has his roots in Sweden and has been very successful with 'Die krossen Kerle' at Johanning Snacks.
More Snacking and Smaller Gatherings at Home Expected for Super Bowl LV, Frito-Lay United States Snack Index Finds
January 28, 2021
Super Bowl LV: More Snacking and Smaller Gatherings at Home, according to Frito-Lay Snack Index
Frito-lay, leading provider of snacks in the United States, Estimates 21 Percent Increase in Snacking vs. Previous Super Bowls as More Consumers Plan to Watch at Home.
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Analyzing potato chips’ physical characteristics from simulated first bite to swallow could be used to design a better low-fat snack.
August 15, 2019
Designing a better low-fat potato chip
Australian researchers have developed a technique to analyze potato chips’ physical characteristics from simulated first bite to swallow, which they say could be used to help formulate a tastier low-fat snack.
Application of Heat and Control's E-FLO™ Electroporation results in healthier and crunchier chips
September 13, 2016
Make healthier, better tasting potato chips with this Pulsed Electric Field unit
Using the process of Pulse Electric Field (PEF) technology, the E-FLO™ Electroporation processing system by Heat and Control makes it possible for chips manufacturers to produce healthier and crunchier potato chips.
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Amica's low fat potato chips Eldorada.
October 21, 2015
A new centrifuge for 'Amica Chips'
Amica Chips uses Turatti's Nextra Plus spin dryer to produce a potato chip with a substantially lower oil content.
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Low fat potato chips thanks to Pulsed Electric Field technology
December 18, 2014
Low fat potato chips thanks to Pulsed Electric Field technology
Pulsed Electric Field treatment of potatoes before cutting results in 'smooth cut' slices that can help reduce the oil uptake of potato chips.
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Potato Magic faces liquidation
August 07, 2014
Potato Magic faces liquidation
Administrators of the New South Wales potato chip business Potato Magic Australia recommend winding the company up and placing it into liquidation.
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Lawsuit challenging Kettle Chip 'Reduced Fat' Claim Will Proceed
August 06, 2014
Lawsuit challenging Kettle Chip 'Reduced Fat' Claim Will Proceed
The makers of Kettle brand chips persuaded a federal judge to dismiss claims that its 'reduced fat sea salt chips' were falsely advertised, though the judge gave the plaintiff leave to amend his complaint.
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Lay's Air Pops Crisps rolled out in additional US States
April 23, 2014
Lay's Air Pops Crisps rolled out in additional US States
Lay's potato chips, one of the marquee brands from PepsiCo's Frito-Lay division, is expanding distribution of Lay's Air Pops crisps to even more markets across the United States.
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UK: Kettle Sweet Potato Chips withdrawn due to labeling error.
March 29, 2014
UK: Kettle Sweet Potato Chips withdrawn due to labeling error.
Kettle Foods Ltd has withdrawn some packs of its Oven Baked Sweet Potato Chips Sweet Chilli because they contain wheat (gluten).
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Lay's Kettle Cooked Brand adds two New Flavors With Less Fat
February 26, 2014
Lay's Kettle Cooked Brand adds two New Flavors With Less Fat
Lay's Kettle Cooked - one of the many brands from PepsiCo's Frito-Lay division - today announced the expansion of its hard-bite potato chip line-up with the addition of two new flavors.
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Low calorie KETTLE® Baked Chips launched in the United Kingdom
February 12, 2014
Low calorie KETTLE® Baked Chips launched in the United Kingdom
KETTLE® is launching an innovative new lower-calorie snack range in the United Kingdom: KETTLE® Baked Chips
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Cape Cod Potato Chips Launches Two Savory New Cheese Flavors
March 06, 2013
Cape Cod Lightens Up Its Sea Salt & Cracked Pepper Kettle Chips
When it comes to Cape Cod® Potato Chips, sometimes less is more. This month the iconic New England brand adds 40% Less Fat Sea Salt & Cracked Pepper to its popular lineup of reduced fat kettle-cooked chips.
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February 21, 2013
Popchips: how they made their way into the snack isle
Keith Belling quit his job as a corporate lawyer at age 27 and spent the next 15 years running a series of businesses, including a restaurant chain and a website for small businesses. In 2005, he set out to create a new snack with one of his former em...
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