Snyders of Hanover

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Snyder's of Hanover is a family owned manufacturer of snack foods, including potato chips. Snyder's, located in the US, is specialized in pretzels. Snyder's bought bankrupt Jay's Potato Chips in December 2007. In October 2009 the company announced the acquisition of Utz Quality Foods, pending FTC approval, but the merger did not materialize.

In December 2010 Snyders of Hanover and Lance merged to form the company Snyders - Lance.

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Snyder's of Hanover Pretzels Production Goes Peanut-Free
七月 18, 2016

Snyder's of Hanover Pretzels Production Goes Peanut-Free

Snyder's of Hanover has transitioned its main pretzel bakery in Hanover, Pennsylvania, to a peanut-free production facility to accommodate consumer demand for snacks free of the allergen.
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The big deal about April 26? Pretzels, Baby
四月 25, 2016

The big deal about April 26? Pretzels, Baby

Snyder's of Hanover® – the No. 1 pretzel brand in the United States – is bringing swagger back to the pretzel category on National Pretzel Day. On April 26, they're giving away thousands of bags of boldly-flavored Pretzel Pieces near baseball stadiums in eight cities around the country.
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Snyder's-Lance Introduces several new Snacks across its brand portfolio
三月 30, 2016

Snyder's-Lance Introduces several new Snacks across its brand portfolio

Snyder's-Lance, Inc. (Nasdaq-GS: LNCE) continues to drive innovation by bringing new and exciting snacks to pantries across the United States in 2016.
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Snyder's of Hanover launches two new products: Pretzel Poppers and Bowties
二月 02, 2015

Snyder's of Hanover launches two new products: Pretzel Poppers and Bowties

Leading pretzel brand Snyder's of Hanover® continues to expand its innovation for the snack aisle this year with the launch of two new products: Pretzel Poppers and Bowties.
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