Founded in Brixton and made in Hackney Wick, Snact is a United Kingdom social enterprise that offers fruit jerky made from food surplus. What ever is fruit jerky, you ask? We promise there is no meat involved.
The Snact Instagram account -- a real gem -- is a proud champion of the "ugly fruit" movement which attempts to show that just because something can't sell aesthetically on the shelves of a brand name supermarket doesn't mean that it's not good (and good for you). This is real food that we're talking about. And Snact knows the value of a good brand. Its minimalist and to-the-point packaging will take it far.
Contact Information
Snact website
Snact on Facebook
Snact on Twitter
Snact on Instagram
What's Driving This Trend
- Fruit Jerky
- Creating fruit jerky products from food surplus presents an opportunity for innovative and sustainable snack options.
- Ugly Fruit Movement
- The movement to utilize aesthetically imperfect fruits in food production opens up new possibilities for reducing food waste and promoting food sustainability.
- Minimalist Packaging
- The rise of minimalist and to-the-point packaging designs offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for brands seeking to stand out in the crowded snack market.
Who This Affects Most
- Social Enterprises
- Social enterprises like Snact exemplify the potential for businesses to address social and environmental issues while providing unique food products.
- Food Waste Management
- The creation of fruit jerky products from food surplus highlights the potential for innovative solutions in the food waste management industry.
- Snack Industry
- The emergence of fruit jerky products presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies in the snack industry looking to offer healthier and more sustainable options.
