The new lineup of PopCorners snacks have been announced by BFY Brands as options for consumers who are looking for a lifestyle-conscious option to pick up when feeling peckish.
The new products includes PopCorners FLEX and PopCorners Flourish Veggie Crisps, which are positioned as high-protein and superfood vegetable-based, respectively. This makes the snacks targeted towards the rising number of consumers who practice high-protein diets or who are looking to increase their intake of vegetables without having to make major lifestyle changes.
The new PopCorners snacks contain about 100 calories or less per serving to make them a delicious yet decidedly healthier option to choose in favor of traditional chips or crackers. The snacks are perfect for consumers of all ages thanks to the delicious flavor options that are suitable for anytime snacking.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- High-protein Snacks
- There is an opportunity to create new snack products that offer high-protein options in response to consumers who practice high-protein diets.
- Superfood Snacks
- There is an opportunity to create new snack products that incorporate superfoods and offer a healthier option for consumers who want to increase their vegetable intake.
- Low-calorie Snacks
- There is an opportunity to create low-calorie snack products that offer a delicious yet healthier alternative to traditional chips and crackers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Food and Beverage Industry
- There is an opportunity for businesses in the food and beverage industry to create innovative, healthier snack products to meet the rising demand for healthier snack options.
- Health and Fitness Industry
- There is an opportunity for businesses in the health and fitness industry to develop and market snack products that appeal to consumers practicing high-protein and superfood diets.
- Retail Industry
- There is an opportunity for businesses in the retail industry to focus on offering healthier snack options to consumers looking for alternatives to traditional chips and crackers.
