Siete grain free tortilla chips

Company: Siete

Introduced: January 2017

Distribution: National

Suggested Retail Price: $4.99

Product Snapshot: Siete Family Foods is reimagining Mexican food once again, this time with the launch of Siete Grain Free Tortilla Chips. Made with cassava flour, avocado oil, and other real food ingredients, the chips will launch in three classic flavor varieties: sea salt, nacho, and lime.

All three varieties of Siete Grain Free Tortilla Chips are Non-GMO Project Verified, Gluten-Free Certified, and are completely free of corn, wheat, rice, beans, soy, and dairy. The paleo and vegan-friendly chips are perfect for snacking straight out of the bag, as well as for pairing with fresh salsa or guacamole.

The Austin-based healthy Mexican food company created the new product line in response to a groundswell of demand from their loyal and vocal customer base. With consumer demand for free-from foods on the rise, Siete is filling this void in the Hispanic food and beverage market by offering grain free tortilla chips with the same focus on clean, grain free ingredients that has propelled the rapid growth of the Siete brand over the past two years.

“We’re excited to share our new grain free tortilla chips with families across the country who have grown to love our grain free tortillas,” said Veronica Garza, Co-Founder and President of Siete Family Foods. “We were humbled by the overwhelming positive response from our customers after we launched our tortilla line, and we’ve received numerous messages and emails sharing that our products have been genuinely life-changing for individuals and families. That’s why we started Siete in the first place, and that’s what motivates us to keep making Mexican food that is worth sharing.

Siete Grain free Tortilla Chips will be available for purchase at Whole Foods Market locations nationwide in January 2017.

This webinar will examine variables factoring into nutritionally improved candy sales, including ingredients, label claims, and alternative sugars. Better-for-you options remain top of mind for consumers who are searching for indulgences, but in a healthier format.