Bee-Saving Honey Granolas

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Back to Nature Foods' Gluten-Free Honey-Nut Granola Helps Save the Bees

— January 13, 2018 — Lifestyle
Honey granola is one of the most popular types of the rolled oat breakfast food and snack, offering a naturally sweet way to nourish and fuel the body with a long-lasting source of energy.

Back to Nature Foods recently launched a Gluten-Free Honey Nut Granola that is naturally sweetened with sustainably sourced tropical blossom honey and cane sugar. Alongside these ingredients, the granola mix also includes other sweet add-ins like pecans, almonds and coconut.

On top of being a Non-GMO Project verified, gluten-free product, the Back to Nature granola also supports the bee-saving initiative in partnership with GloryBee. As the brand notes: "Our partnership supports their SAVE the BEE initiative, which supports the research, awareness and education needed to protect honeybees & promote healthy honeybee colonies."

Trend Themes

  1. Sustainable-sourced Ingredients — Opportunity for food manufacturers to utilize sustainably sourced ingredients to appeal to eco-conscious consumers.
  2. Supporting Conservation Initiatives — Opportunity for brands to partner with conservation initiatives to appeal to consumers who prioritize companies that give back to the environment.
  3. Snack Foods with Functional Ingredients — Opportunity for manufacturers to create snack foods that not only taste good but also provide functional benefits to the body.

Industry Implications

  1. Food Manufacturing — Food manufacturers can innovate by incorporating sustainably sourced ingredients and partnering with environmental initiatives.
  2. Honey Production — Opportunity to increase demand for honey and promote the conservation of honeybees by educating consumers about honey and its benefits.
  3. Health and Wellness — Opportunity for health and wellness industry to promote snack foods with functional ingredients as a healthy and sustainable alternative to traditional snack foods.
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