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Simple Mills is entering the oat-based baking category with two Regenerative Organic Certified mixes designed to deliver familiar flavors with simplified ingredient lists. The launches reflect growing interest in regenerative agriculture, minimally processed foods and allergen-friendly pantry staples.

Purely Elizabeth is entering the protein-focused snacking space with a whole-food approach to granola formulation. Made with ingredients such as pumpkin seeds, almonds, cashews and chia seeds, the new line combines protein, fiber and ancient grains in gluten-free, vegan formulations designed to balance functionality and flavor.

Farm Rich is growing its frozen breakfast lineup with three protein-focused products designed for convenience and on-the-go eating. The new offerings reflect continued consumer demand for flexible breakfast formats that deliver both indulgence and functional nutrition.

LALA is expanding its yogurt smoothie portfolio with the launch of LALA Plus, a lactose-free drinkable yogurt designed to deliver protein, fiber and calcium in a convenient format. Available in four fruit flavors, the new product targets consumers seeking nutrition-forward dairy beverages with added functional benefits.

ALOHA is introducing a Key Lime Protein Bar featuring 14g of protein and 10g of fiber, made with simple, plant-based ingredients. The limited-run launch highlights rising interest in citrus flavors paired with clean-label, better-for-you snack formulations.

LACTAID is introducing a new Cherry Fudge Chip ice cream, featuring a cherry base, dark cherry swirl and fudge chunks made with real dairy, minus the lactose. The limited-time launch taps into demand for indulgent, inclusive treats that deliver on both flavor and digestive comfort.

Frankie’s Organic Snacks is expanding distribution with new placements in MOM’s Organic Markets and Earth Fare, adding 41 stores across the East Coast. The move highlights continued demand for clean-label, better-for-you snacks made with simple ingredients and alternative processing methods like oven-baking.

Earth’s Best is expanding beyond early childhood nutrition with a new snack line designed for kids ages 4 to 8, featuring organic, baked products with bold flavors. The launch reflects an opportunity for brands to meet evolving needs as children age out of toddler-focused offerings but still demand better-for-you options.

G Hughes updates its packaging and brand positioning while introducing Korean BBQ and Tex Mex BBQ sauces. The move reflects growing demand for zero sugar, flavor-forward options aligned with evolving wellness preferences.

Unreal is reimagining the classic s’mores experience with a peanut butter cup twist. The limited-time kit reflects growing demand for nostalgic treats made with cleaner ingredients.