Surthrival launched Black Walnut Protein Powder, a sustainable, wild-crafted protein powder sourced from black walnuts collected by foragers in the American Midwest. 

With solely vegan options, NadaMoo! has remained committed to being a sustainable organization, and is available in stores nationwide as well as on the brand's website.

LUZIXINE™ is a vegan and 100% natural superfood rich in omega-3 offering many possibilities for nutraceutical formulations. It has a high protein concentration of 54% compared to non-concentrated alfalfa at just 20%.

NuttZo's Limited Edition Gingerbread Seven Nut and Seed Butter is gluten free, non-GMO, kosher, vegan, and contains no palm oil. Each jar provides a great source of protein and nutrients, complete with the rich taste of cashews, almonds, Brazil nuts, flax seeds, chia seeds, hazelnuts, and pumpkin seeds. 

GOOD PLANeT Foods offers a variety of plant-based cheeses, which include Slices, Shreds, Snacking Wedges, Smoked Wheels, and the newly announced Snack Packs that are made up of clean ingredients, such as coconut oil and plant starches that create taste, texture, and melt.

Whether it’s post and pre-workout fuel or a midday snack, Simply Delish Protein Powder is safe for most diets, including gluten-free, plant-based, vegan, sugar-free, allergen-free, and Kosher.

HIPPEAS® Veggie Straws are made from a blend of veggies including yellow peas, tomato, beet, spinach and kale. With 3g of protein and 140 calories per 1oz serving, these Veggie Straws pack a punch of plant power.

Smoky Barbecue Carrot Crisps contain 35 calories per serving, and like all Dirt Kitchen Snacks varieties are vegan, non-GMO, gluten-free and kosher. They contain no artificial flavors, colors, preservatives or added sugar. 

For the past few years, the Innova Market Insights list of Top 10 Trends has included a plant-centric trend. This acknowledges the growing presence of plant-based foods and beverages, as well as alternatives to traditional animal-based products. 

Today’s consumer is more knowledgeable about the risks of high mercury and metal levels in canned tuna from some of America’s most recognized food brands. These health concerns have opened up the tuna market for all diet options – from vegans to pescatarians and more.