The new formulations are made with traceable whole foods
November 8, 2023
Garden of Life®, the carbon-neutral company operating in science-based formulas made from clean, traceable, non-GMO ingredients, introduced a new gummy extension to its popular Vitamin Code line, with seven products formulated to fit a variety of needs.
The creation was developed in collaboration with Spokin, the food allergy app connecting the food allergy and celiac community to safe food
November 3, 2023
The new Chocolate Chunk Skillet Cookie
was developed in collaboration with Spokin, the food allergy app connecting the food allergy and celiac community to safe food, places and each other.
Although plant-based has become a popular term in the dairy- and meat-free categories, it does not accurately describe all developments in this fast-moving field. There are technologies that generate “animal-free,” bioidentical ingredients such as dairy whey and dairy casein. Even so, “plant-based” continues to grow in use, with indexed average annual growth of +42% between 2017 and 2022.
The new dips offer a clean ingredient line, no artificial preservatives and are dairy-free, making them a creamy choice for vegans and millions of lactose-intolerant Americans who avoid standard white dips.
Each bar delivers 20g of protein per serving. They are also gluten free, low sugar and under 200 calories, making them a nutrient-packed alternative to the sugary snacks and desserts that inspired the new flavors.
The new snacks include 8g protein, 4g fiber, 9g net carbs, 0g added sugar, and 7 essential vitamins and minerals
September 6, 2023
Featuring a dual-textured, crunchy, vegetable-based shell, stuffed with a soft, nutrient-rich fillings, Rivalz provide an enjoyable snacking experience that now comes in a portion-controlled size.
New oats offer up to 60% more protein than regular oats, and are available in organic and conventional varieties
September 1, 2023
Available in organic and conventional varieties, these new Protein Oats have no added protein powder. Instead, they are grown from a special conventionally bred variety that is higher in protein than standard oats.