Articles Tagged with ''vegan food''

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.

"As demand for vegan cheese continues to grow, many consumers have been vocal about how difficult it has been to find a plant-based cheese that lives up to their expectations," said David Cherrie, Saputo Dairy USA vice president, marketing and innovation.

Beginning in 2020 and continuing through 2022, the coronavirus pandemic has had a significant effect on consumer habits. Packaged Facts' May 2022 National Online Consumer Survey indicated that 30% of consumers were still eating more fresh produce than they did pre-pandemic.

For the sixteenth consecutive year, almonds are the top nut in global new product development according to Global New Products data from Innova Market Insights, having been first recognized as the number one nut globally in 2006.

RIND® uses upcycled, rescued produce in its sourcing and drying processes while retaining the nutrient-rich fruit skin whenever possible. As a result, RIND® has successfully diverted more than 350,000 pounds of edible food waste in 2021, staying true to the brand’s mission to maximize nutrition and minimize waste. 

Chocolate and medjool dates are a common combination and Jooliettes date nibbles are a bite-sized indulgence.

Woodstock announced the launch of six new Plant Powered Organic Frozen Pastas. More than 50% of consumers enjoy pasta on a weekly basis, according to the company, and Woodstock’s latest expansion offers families nutritious, gourmet-quality ravioli and tortelloni that are ready to eat in minutes.