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In this week’s notable new products roundup, Bubbies announces the return of three seasonal flavors, NotCo teams up with hot sauce maker YellowBird and Loisa grows its Sofrito line.

In this week’s notable new products roundup, Kraft Heinz teams up with musician Ed Sheeran to launch a new hot sauce, Ben & Jerry’s takes inspiration from a classic global treat and Babybel releases its first new flavor since 2014.

This week’s smattering of notable new products brings winter-inspired breakfast items, a custom cookie kit from a prominent beer brand and a line of instant lentil meals.

Wildway, a San Antonio-based natural food company, is taking on what they consider to be a “broken” recycling industry by launching post-consumer recycled plastic packaging.

Wildway, a San Antonio-based natural food company that believes in fueling life’s daily adventures, has partnered with the Hannaford supermarket chain to carry its grain-free granola product line in stores across Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York

Level-up your snacking game once and for all with the latest Fruit & Nut Snack Mixes from Wildway, a San Antonio-based natural food company that believes in fueling life’s daily adventures.

Wildway, a San Antonio-based natural food company that believes in fueling life’s daily adventures, has expanded its partnership with Whole Foods to include a larger product offering in stores throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana.

Wildway, a San Antonio-based natural food company that believes in fueling life’s daily adventures, has expanded its partnership with H-E-B to include a rotating seasonal lineup of Grain-free Granolas that make a difference.

Wildway, a better-for-you breakfast and snack food company, announced the launch of a brand new line of Fruit and Nut Snack Mixes. Available in three unique flavors — Toasted Coconut Latte, Salted Chocolate Truffle and Pineapple Mojito — these snack mixes are the ultimate grab-and-go fuel for life’s daily adventures.

Sometimes to see growth you need to add a little fertilizer. That’s the concept PepsiCo hopes to offer brands with the Nutrition Greenhouse. The soda and snack giant’s food and beverage accelerator yesterday announced the nine brands to join the program’s inaugural North American class. Each company will be given a $20,000 “no strings attached” grant and challenged to “demonstrate collaboration and measurable progress” in an “entrepreneurial fashion.”

From the distribution boom of a tater tot alternative company, to the strategic launch of a clean protein maker with a natural retailer, here is the latest distribution news.