Climate-Friendly Cactus Snacks

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Nemi Holisticks Use Drought-Resistant Nopal & Amaranth Seeds

A growing number of climate-friendly snack brands are helping to support more sustainable eating habits and Nemi Holisticks includes itself in this space by creating cactus snacks. Powered by drought-resistant nopal and amaranth seeds, the nourishing and crunchy snacks celebrate ingredients that are essential to Mexican cuisine. Founder Regina Trillo says, "I decided to bring un poquito de México with me by combining two of my favorite Mexican superfoods into one real, simple, crunchy and delicious snack."

While the brand gets its cactus from an independent organic farm in Aguascalientes, Mexico, this ingredient is harvested, naturally sun-dried and turned into a powder before being combined with a superfood blend of amaranth, pea protein and flax oil. The texture-rich cactus snacks can be found in five unique flavors and there's something for everyone with options like smokey chipotle, spirulina lime, chilli turmeric, choco-spice and churro.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Snacks - Opportunity to develop plant-based snacks made with climate-friendly ingredients like drought-resistant nopal and amaranth seeds.
2. Mexican Superfoods - Opportunity to explore the potential of other Mexican superfoods and incorporate them into snack products.
3. Texture-rich Snacks - Opportunity to innovate with various textures and ingredients that make snacks more flavorful and enjoyable.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Opportunity to expand the market for sustainable snacks by developing tasty, plant-based options made with climate-friendly ingredients.
2. Agriculture - Opportunity to invest in sustainable farming practices that can help produce climate-friendly ingredients for snack and food products.
3. Health and Wellness - Opportunity to cater to consumers looking for healthier snack options by developing products made with natural ingredients and superfoods.

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