Articles Tagged with ''kids foods''

Suggested retail prices for Gimmies products include Crunch ($1.25 per 4-ounce serving), Tubes ($4.29 for a 10-pack, each 1.5-ounce serving), Milkshakes ($4.49 for a 6-pack, each 4-ounce serving) and Pouches ($4.49 for a 4-pack, each 3.5-ounce serving).

The edible slime launch comes on the heels of JELL-O’s summer launch of JELL-O PLAY, a new line of edible JELL-O gelatin products designed to inspire families to engage in free play and fun.

The Imagine snack line includes two products – Yogurt Crisps and Cheese Stars – both are Non-GMO Project Verified and contain no artificial colors or flavors.

Each refrigerated snack bar is made with freshly-ground organic peanut butter, organic honey, gluten-free oats, and delivers seven grams of whole food protein and eight superfood veggies, making it a nutritious solution for parents and a choice for kids.

The new collection of Kashi by Kids organic cereals each feature cool shapes like swirls and filled pillows, tastes like honey and berry, and superfood ingredients like chickpeas and red lentils.

Available in flavors like Peanut Butter Cup and Chocolate Chip, thinkKIDS bars provide a balance of taste and nutrition with 7g of protein and 3g of fiber, while limiting sugar to 4g per serving. Each bar is also gluten free, GMO-free and made with no artificial flavors or colors.

The wholesome snack is baked (not fried), low in sugar, and packed with 17g of whole grains per serving, plus a good source of fiber. Free from artificial ingredients and Non-GMO Project Verified, SkinnyPop Puffs are also certified gluten-free, and peanut-and-tree-nut-free, making them an ideal choice for those on a limited diet. 

The company is extending its snacking line with Disney and adding an organic Snacker for distribution at Costco, that will include organic apple stix, Cheddar cheese pieces and pretzels in a three-pack option with bright, fun graphics, said Megan Wade, marketing and product manager.

Here, we’ve collected a sample of recent reports and surveys that offer some degree of insight into specific industry segments, and could potentially provide direction and inspiration as you move through stages of product development.

The Safe + Fair Food Company, Chicago, creator of non-GMO, clean label and allergy-friendly foods, announced the launch of the first two brands in its portfolio: The Kid's Stuff and Good to Give. These brands are the first rollout in the company's expanding line of free-from products, created to serve the millions of families impacted by food allergies, with safe foods at fair prices.