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R&M Transforms Brewery Leftovers Into Vegan Crackers

May 24, 2023: 12:00 AM EST
New Zealand-based gourmet snack company R&M launched its Upcycled Grain Project brand of crackers in 2019. The UGP repurposes leftover grain from local beer breweries and combines it with other natural ingredients, including at least 26 percent real fruit, to create vegan crackers. The rescued grain offers a rich combination of fiber, protein, vitamins, and amino acids. The crackers are available in four flavors: Raisin and Rosemary, Orange and Sesame, Cranberry and Coconut, and Fig and Cardamom.
Pippa Haupt, "Upcycled grain becomes a 'smart and sustainable' snack", Food & Drink Business, May 24, 2023, © Yaffa Media Pty Ltd.
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