Items Tagged with 'kids foods'

The new collection brings all the benefits of Functional Chocolate to the youngest members of the family—making wellness a treat to keep little ones thriving and parents smiling.

YoGos are made using creamy organic whole milk Greek yogurt, 4g of protein, real fruit (like strawberries and mango), hidden veggies (like squash and purple sweet potato), and gut-friendly probiotics. 

To meet the demand, culinary experts and registered dietitians from Chartwells K12 used their insights from serving 2.2 million meals a day to students at 4,500 schools across the country to identify the top 10 food trends for kids in 2025, proving that when it comes to food, kids are ready to think outside the lunchbox.

Little Sesame announced the debut of its Kids Hummus Cups The launch reinforces the brand's dedication to delivering clean and high-quality food for families, all while championing regenerative agriculture.

Made with a unique oat and pea blend, Silk Kids delivers 8g of plant protein per serving to help support muscle health, DHA omega-3 and choline to help support brain health, and prebiotics that are good for bellies.

Parents care about health and wellness for their children, and their purchasing patterns drive innovation toward healthier children’s food and beverage products. We see growth in numerous categories in children’s products that are positioned as healthy and better-for-you, including dairy alternatives as well as new items in the sweet and savory bakery, and confectionery categories.  

Made with over 55 whole-food derived ingredients, Hiya Kids Daily Greens + Superfoods is a comprehensive nutritional supplement that delivers essential greens, superfoods, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants tailored to children's needs.

The Sun-Maid Board of Imagination embarked on a top-secret mission to create a new product to captivate taste buds and spark imaginations. These young innovators considered everything from color and texture to taste, using their knowledge of flavor profiles to choose their favorite combination.

Consumers can level up their snacking game with gummy Minecraft character shapes like Steve, Alex, Creeper, Cow, and more.

“Texture and color influence the perception of sweetness. So, it is not just about the texture and physical attributes of the sugars but also of preparing the base ingredients in ways that can enhance the sensory experience of the food product," said Kantha Shelke, PhD, CFS principal of Corvus Blue, LLC. “Processing techniques, such as caramelization, roasting, drying/dehydrating, and fermentation can help enhance sweetness without the need for sugar, too."