Although Pocky is well known in Japan, it’s just now transitioning to the U.S. snack market. Savvy American consumers may already be familiar with the brand, but previously, one would have had to gone to a specialty market (such as an Asian grocery store) to find it on the shelves.

Quinn Snacks' ready to eat, farm-to-bag popcorn, is now available in snack-size bags in two flavors: ready to eat popcorn with coconut oil, made with organic and virgin coconut oil, and ready to eat white cheddar, the first white cheddar ready to eat popcorn to use only real white cheddar cheese.

Good Health announced the launch of Organic Black Bean & Rice Tortillas, the first tortilla chips to join the brand’s portfolio of savory snacks.

Neal Brothers Foods announced that their kettle chips are now available exclusively at Whole Foods Market in the U.S., to provide “better for you” options when it comes to snacking.

Speak for any length of time with Valerie Bono, and you’ll hear about her passion for “increasing cannoli awareness.”

Nuts and seeds have long remained dietary staples. But these days, consumers have started to realize the wide range of diversity that these ingredients offer.

Ips Perfect Snacks recently relaunched its line of light, crunchy chips to now be made with whey protein and offer 6-7g of protein per serving.

The Little Kernel, a line of “miniature popcorn,” made its debut in The Real Housewives of New Jersey episode “A Life to Envy” on Sunday, July 31, 2016.

Every year, as students of all ages head back to school, parents inevitably find themselves searching anew for the latest, better-for-you, healthy school snacks that their kids can pack into their lunchboxes and backpacks—snacks that feed their mind, as well as their belly.