New products that caught the eye this week include a duo of natural Fair Trade Cookie Bars from US-based Little Secrets xxxxxx
Little Secrets adds Fair Trade Cookie Bars to wafers line-up
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Little Secrets, a US-based natural candy producer, is launching Fair Trade-certified Cookie Bars.
The Cookie Bars add to the Colorado-headquartered firm’s Crispy Wafer line and are available in both milk and dark chocolate with no artificial colours or flavours: Dark Chocolate with Salted Caramel and Milk Chocolate with Caramel.
The new bars have a crispy cookie centre with real caramel wrapped in Fair Trade chocolate.
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They will be on shelves of Whole Foods stores nationwide in January, along with Sprouts, Lucky’s, Natural Grocers, Fresh Market, Earth Fare, PCCs, Fresh Thyme and Central Market.
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By GlobalDataValeo lunches vegan variety of Kettle Chips in UK
Ireland’s Valeo Foods Group has launched a vegan variant of its Kettle Chips crisps range in the UK in the shape of Vegan Sheese & Red Onion.
Developed by the brand’s innovation chef Phil Hovey, alongside vegan chefs at plant-based food company Bosh, the variety features vegan ‘Red Leicester-style’ alternative cheese from brand Sheese.
Sheese does not contain any artificial ingredients and is produced in a completely vegan factory.
The new SKU will be available in Asda from the start of January, followed by Tesco and Morrisons at the end of the month.
Hovey said: “At Kettle we’re always looking for ways to bring our flavour combinations to everyone, regardless of their dietary requirements.”
The crisps have a RRP of GBP1.99 (US$2.58)
Valeo bought the European snack assets of US food giant Campbell Soup Co. – including Kettle Chips – in September.
