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The limited time French’s Green Bean Casserole Snack Mix is made with French’s Fried Onions, and crisp vacuum-fried green beans and mushrooms, and seasoned like the holiday side dish. The flavors are a blend of green beans, the umami of mushrooms, and a tang from the sour cream notes. The fried onions add a crunchy texture. Available for a limited time, a 16-ounce bag of French’s Green Bean Casserole Snack Mix costs $8.95 online.
"French’s Green Bean Casserole Snack Mix is the ultimate snack innovation", Fansided.com, May 19, 2021
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The report, which excluded categories such as baby formula, pet food, coffee, and medical nutrition, said come categories of the foods and drinks included in the 60 percent “will never be healthy” no matter what changes are made. Nevertheless, the company has worked for years to improve the nutritional footprint of its products, reducing sugar and sodium content in its products, and adding ingredients such as whole grain, protein, fiber, and micronutrients. These efforts co-exist alongside a guiding company principle: a healthy diet means finding a balance between well-being and enjoyment. In other words, there must be room for indulgent foods, consumed in moderation.
"Analysis: Nestlé’s transparency on unhealthy products a saving grace from PR crisis", Marketing Interactive, June 02, 2021
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The new Krave mixed grain bar, adapted from the eponymous breakfast cereal sold in varying formats in the U.S., the U.K., and elsewhere, has arrived in Australia. Made from crunchy puffed sorghum and churro, choc fudge chocolate or caramel fudge pieces, the snack is available in Go Nuts for Donuts, Nudge to Fudge, and Caramel Pop’n Choc flavors, all of which are free of artificial colors, flavors, or sweeteners. The new mixed grain bars can be found in Australia at Woolworths, Coles, and independent supermarkets.
"Kellogg’s launches mixed grain bar", Inside FMCG, September 13, 2021
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The report, which excluded categories such as baby formula, pet food, coffee, and medical nutrition, said come categories of the foods and drinks included in the 60 percent “will never be healthy” no matter what changes are made. Nevertheless, the company has worked for years to improve the nutritional footprint of its products, reducing sugar and sodium content in its products, and adding ingredients such as whole grain, protein, fiber, and micronutrients. These efforts co-exist alongside a guiding company principle: a healthy diet means finding a balance between well-being and enjoyment. In other words, there must be room for indulgent foods, consumed in moderation.
"Nestlé’s transparency on unhealthy products a saving grace from PR crisis", Marketing Interactive, June 02, 2021
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The company also promised to reduce salt in children’s cereals by 20 percent as part of a ten-year plan to make its products healthier. The move means the company’s children's breakfast cereals would no longer be high in fat, salt, and sugar (HFSS) by the end of 2022. Kellogg’s also plans to reduce the sugar in its young adult-focused Krave cereal by an average of 11 percent across the different flavors. Special K will become non-HFSS, alongside Coco Pops, Corn Flakes and Rice Krispies, after salt content is reduced. The company is also introducing smaller cereal boxes that have less air space and packaging to reduce the use of cardboard.
"Kellogg's U.K. Pledges To Slash Salt And Sugar In Children's Cereals By End Of 2022", gazetteseries.co.uk, May 14, 2021
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