Sustainability-Focused Chips

Late July Snacks Donates Profits to Sustainable Food Initiatives

Any food brand should be interested in the environmental health of the global food industry, and Late July Snacks is putting its money where its mouth is. The snack brand, which offers a range of corn chips and crackers, has committed to donating 10 percent of its profits to causes that "[advance] the health and sustainability of the food industry and [ensure] future generations have access to better and more delicious options."

Beyond the donations themselves, Late July Snacks promises the best ingredients that align with its philosophy of a healthy and sustainable food industry. The company sources organic and non-GMO ingredients, and the chips are completely free of toxic persistent pesticides, artificial flavors, artificial colors, and preservatives.

Late July's various chip lines include the Clasicos tortilla chip, the Multigrain tortilla chip, Restaurant Style tortilla chips, and Classic Crackers.
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