Unisoy Foods' Vegan Jerky is Launching in Small-Scale Snack Packs
Laura McQuarrie — January 16, 2018 — Lifestyle
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At the upcoming Winter Fancy Food Show, Unisoy Foods will be launching a small-scale version of its Vegan Jerky range, which includes a trio of vibrant, plant-based flavors. The miniature one-ounce packages are packed with satisfying Spicy, Teriyaki and Black Pepper flavors, but with greater portability and portion control in mind.
While there are many plant-based vegan jerky products launched on the market with a variety of meat alternatives, these strips are made with textured vegetable protein as the first ingredient.
As well as becoming increasingly disinterested in animal products in general, many health-conscious consumers group meat-based jerky into the "junk food" category and find it unfavorable for its high sodium contents—even if the meat snacks are branded as a portable, high-protein snack.
While there are many plant-based vegan jerky products launched on the market with a variety of meat alternatives, these strips are made with textured vegetable protein as the first ingredient.
As well as becoming increasingly disinterested in animal products in general, many health-conscious consumers group meat-based jerky into the "junk food" category and find it unfavorable for its high sodium contents—even if the meat snacks are branded as a portable, high-protein snack.
Trend Themes
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Plant-based Snacks — Developing more plant-based snack options using textured vegetable protein as a key ingredient can provide healthier alternatives.
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Miniature Packaging — Designing snack packs for portability and portion control can disrupt traditional packaging options.
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Healthier Jerky — Creating low-sodium jerky options can appeal to health-conscious consumers who traditionally avoid this high-protein snack due to its unhealthy reputation.
Industry Implications
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Food Manufacturing — Innovating the development of plant-based snacks can lead to more market opportunities for food manufacturing companies.
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Packaging — Disrupting traditional snack packaging with more innovative, portable and eco-friendly options can attract more customers.
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Health and Wellness — Partnering with health and wellness companies can lead to more opportunities in creating healthier snack options for consumers.
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