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Struesli, a better-for-you granola brand, has debuted with two flavors: Original and Cocao + Coffee. The plant-based products are free from gluten and artificial sweeteners and include seven superfoods. The granola’s base consists of tiger nuts, which are a tuberous root vegetable, instead of oats. The granolas incorporate a mix of walnuts, pecans, flax, hemp hearts, chia seeds and coconut. The Cocao + Coffee variant adds unsweetened cocoa, ground organic coffee and vanilla bean. Struesli is available in a 9-ounce format for $11.99, as well as in 5lb packs for $59.99. Currently, customers can purchase both flavors through the Struesli website and Amazon, as well as from various retailers.
"KT’S MOM MAKES SUPERFOOD GRANOLA WITHOUT GLUTEN OR SWEETENERS", deleciousfood.com, May 09, 2023
Partake Foods, an allergy-friendly snacks company, announced the upcoming release of its new Classic Graham Crackers. The snack provides a gluten-free and vegan alternative to traditional Classic Graham Crackers. The snack is also non-GMO and free from the top nine allergy ingredients. The crackers will be available nationwide in US Target stores and other retailers starting in June, as well as online at Imperfect Foods and World Market.
"Partake Foods Adds Vegan Classic Graham Crackers to Allergen-Friendly Line", vegconomist , May 05, 2023
Quinn Foods, a better-for-you sustainable snack brand, recently launched its Pizzeria Cheezy Filled Pretzel Nuggets. Quinn Foods claims the gluten-free and vegan snack is the first of its kind. The snack is made with lentil and sorghum flour, instead of wheat flour, and it is free from corn, wheat, soy and dairy. The product debuted at Walmart stores on the 1st of May 2023.
"The Quinn Pizzeria Cheezy Filled Pretzel Nuggets are Gluten-Free", Trendhunter.com, May 05, 2023
Too Yumm!, a healthy-snack subsidiary under the RPSG group, is expanding its Indian snacks portfolio with the introduction of variants under the Too Yumm! Namkeen brand. Too Yumm! Namkeen will primarily target tier I and II markets. The brand aims to capture a share of the ₹14,000-15,000 crore organized Indian snacks market and strengthen its presence in the kids' category. Too Yumm! expects to achieve sales of around ₹100 crore in the Indian snacks segment within a year. Too Yumm! also plans to explore adjacent product categories in the next 12-18 months.
"RPSG Ventures’ Too Yumm to roll out Indian snacks variants under Too Yumm Namkeen", The Hindu Business Line , May 04, 2023
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