New Product

In this week’s notable new products roundup, Back to Nature expands its Cheezy Crackers lineup, Boar’s Head hops on the pickle craze, and Belgian Boys kicks off soccer season.

S’NOODS is a line of gluten-free, vegan crunchy noodle chips that brings pasta-inspired shapes and globally influenced flavors into the snack aisle. HIPPEAS Protein Crunch extends the brand’s plant-based snack platform into a more protein-forward format with pea protein as the hero ingredient.

An industry veteran launched Standing Tall earlier this year with a line of roasted soybean snacks designed to support women’s health through midlife and beyond.

Target is expanding its Good & Gather store brand with help from celebrity chef Roy Choi and his signature Korean-American flavors.

Go Raw has launched a line of organic whole-seed crackers. Kodiak recently introduced a new mini version of its chewy bars.

This week on the podcast, Nosh managing editor Monica Watrous and senior reporter Lukas Southard discuss WILDE Brands’ expansion into crackers made with chicken breast, the discontinuation of Lionel Messi’s sports drink brand, a functional beverage startup tackling menstrual symptoms, and David Protein’s sequel to last year’s seafood stunt.

Cookie brand Fields Good is targeting different day parts and use occasions for its functional indulgence products.

WILDE Brands, known for its chips made with chicken breast, egg whites and bone broth, is hatching a plan to create a much broader protein snacking platform.

Five years after debuting online, and with a store footprint that so far only includes about 500 Target doors, Opopop is in the midst of attempting to make its biggest retail push to date, opening last month in 3,000 Walmart locations across the country.

Mauna Loa jumps on the pickle flavor craze with a new roasted macadamia nuts offering. Little Sesame unveils a refreshed line of hummus.