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PepsiCo releases snacks for the holidays
The company is also bringing back products from recent years.
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Tortilla Chips
Trends, ingredients, products, packaging, equipment and formulation strategies for tortilla chips.
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Doritos sends mini tortilla chips to space
The "space chips" were specifically made for astronauts to enjoy in zero gravity.
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State of the Industry 2024: Tortilla chips gain ground
Adventurous flavors and creative ingredients are among the recent innovations
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Alpine Tortilla launches El Nacho Tortilla Chips
The snack product harnesses traditional Aztecan preparation methods.
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Takis 'ignites intensity' with Kaboom
New from the brand is a sweet and spicy sriracha-flavored rolled tortilla chip.
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Takis takes bite out of market with Cobra rolled chips
Brand adds Worcestershire sauce-flavored chip to its growing product selection.
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New snack brand Havoc drops on Nowhere Island, Ontario
Monolith spotted in Nowhere Island, ON the same day Havoc arrives in Canadian snack aisles.
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Takis launches intense twist to snack lineup with Buckin' Ranch flavor
The new flavor is now available nationwide in individual and sharing sizes.
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Late July introduces two permanent flavors to tortilla chip lineup
Like the rest of the brand's portfolio, the chips are made with gluten-free and non-GMO ingredients.
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Garden Veggie debuts Flavor Burst tortilla chips
The Hain Celestial brand snacks promise stepped-up flavor in a BFY chip.
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Anita’s Mexican Foods
Anita’s Mexican Foods Corp., with headquarters in San Bernardino, CA, has grown through the years, serving as a manufacturer of tortilla chips, tortillas and taco shells for retail and foodservice, and has emerged as a primary contract manufacturer of popped/extruded pellet snacks in the industry. For the full story on Anita’s, see “A history of excellence at Anita's Mexican Foods.”
Don Julio Foods, Clearfield, Utah, August 2012
Don Julio Foods is known throughout the western United States for more than just its Don Julio and Julia’s corn and flour tortillas. The Clearfield, Utah-based company also offers uncooked flour tortillas, tortilla chips, dips, salsas and other snacks under its Don Julio brand and potato chips under its Clover Club brand.