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As Americans look to start 2019 off on the right foot, it seems this year’s resolutions are more likely to see consumers hitting the gym than improving the quality of their diets.
Expanding on the popular line of cheese-free products, the new GO VEGGIE grab-n-go bars are made with healthy coconut, contain no cholesterol, lactose, soy, preservatives nor gluten, and are only 50 calories each.
Over the past decade, 3 of the 4 breakfast-type foods with the fastest growing popularity were healthy, portable snacks such as cereal bars, according to according to the report Nutritional and Cereal Bars in the U.S., 4th Edition by market research publisher Packaged Facts.