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Yahoo
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
National Picnic Week: Shop our picky-bits essentials for summer
Image: Coco & Wolf Reiss Tolga It's National Picnic Week until the 21st June, and if you're anything like me, your season has already been punctuated by spontaneous in the park with your pals. Not only a dreamy way to bask in the elusive British sunshine, picnicking is also my favourite hack for not spending an arm and a leg on drinks and dinner. Even better, it invites the elite concept of snacking as an actual meal. Enter: the quintessential picky-bits kit. While a haul at M&S is a vital part of the fun (if you don't know about their Green Goddess dip, get to know), we all know the first bite is taken with the eye, and there's no reason your picnicware shouldn't be as beautiful as the bites you'll eat from it. The high street has blossomed this summer with fabulous pieces that are as functional as they are fashionable. From a basket equipped with bottle holders, to pretty melamine, to a picnic-themed collab between Glassette and the Delevingne sisters' Prosecco brand Della Vite, read on for the picnicware of the moment.£63.99 at laredoute£70.00 at at at laredoute£100.00 at at anthropologie£35.40 at in-store. £40.00 at marksandspencer£9.00 at in-store. £40.00 at marksandspencer£9.00 at Follow House Beautiful on TikTok, Instagram and Pinterest You Might Also Like 7 hallway mirrors to create the illusion of space 13 bedroom wallpaper ideas to transform plain walls 12 garden furniture sets perfect for outdoor entertaining
Globe and Mail
4 days ago
- Business
- Globe and Mail
TRUBAR INC. ANNOUNCES SEPARATION AGREEMENT WITH FORMER CFO
VANCOUVER, BC, June 16, 2025 /CNW/ - TRUBAR Inc. (formerly, Simply Better Brands Corp.) (" TRUBAR" or the " Company") (TSXV: TRBR) (OTCQX: TRBRF), a better-for-you snacking company focused on delivering high-quality, plant-based protein products with exceptional taste and made with clean, recognizable ingredients, announces that it has entered into a Separation Agreement and General Release (the " Separation Agreement") with Brian Meadows, the former chief financial officer of the Company.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Mary's Gone Crackers Launches in Target Stores Nationwide
The organic and gluten-free cracker brand brings clean snacking to health-conscious consumers with the Original and Super Seed Crackers now on shelves at Target RENO, Nev., June 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Mary's Gone Crackers, North America's leading organic and gluten-free cracker brand, has officially launched in Target stores nationwide. The rollout includes three of the brand's top-performing SKUs — Original, Super Seed Everything, and Super Seed Classic — offered in 4 oz. boxes, available to Target guests seeking mindful snack choices with bold flavor and real ingredients. The move comes at a pivotal moment for Mary's Gone Crackers as the brand continues a multi-year growth trajectory fueled by innovation, expanded distribution and a deepened commitment to ingredient integrity and sustainability. In the last 6 months, the brand unveiled a full packaging refresh designed to increase shelf impact, introduced new box sizes to fit more consumers' needs and entered the club channel through new retail partnerships with both Costco and Sam's Club. Known for its nutrient-dense, seed-based crackers made from organic, non-GMO, Kosher and gluten-free ingredients, Mary's Gone Crackers has earned a loyal following among health-conscious consumers who want snacks that deliver on both taste and values. The new partnership with Target taps into a shopper base that's highly aligned with Mary's core audience — ingredient-savvy, wellness-driven and looking for elevated everyday products that fit seamlessly into busy, yet balanced lifestyles. "Target guests are intentional about what they eat. They read labels, they prioritize quality and they want better-for-you food that they can feed to their families without sacrificing flavor," explained Michael Finete, CEO of Mary's Gone Crackers. "This is a customer we truly understand and have built our brand around. We're excited to partner with Target to bring our top SKUs to their shelves." The Target launch caps off a record-breaking year for the brand. In 2024, Mary's Gone Crackers saw all-time highs in household penetration, repeat purchase rates and retail sales velocity. With additional retail expansions on the horizon and increasing consumer demand for cleaner, functional snack options, the brand is well-positioned to lead the better-for-you cracker category through 2025 and beyond. For more information about Mary's Gone Crackers, visit About Mary's Gone CrackersMary's Gone Crackers® has grown to be one of the largest organic and gluten-free cracker companies in the United States since opening in 2004. Headquartered in Reno, Nevada, the company crafts high-quality snacks that are certified organic, Kosher, gluten-free and non-GMO. Even with its exceptional growth, the organization has remained committed to using mostly plant-based ingredients that cater to a variety of dietary needs and health-conscious consumers. Their products can be found across the United States and Canada, at both specialty and mainstream grocery stores. Over the years, Mary's Gone Crackers has earned repeat recognition from major outlets, including multiple SELF Pantry Awards — honors that underscore their reputation for delivering snacks that are as nutritious as they are delicious. Media ContactTaylor DeVriesBlaze PRtdevries@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Mary's Gone Crackers Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Daily Mail
13-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Mail
Ocean Spray reveals new snack flavor
'Craisins have long been a pantry staple for toppings and mix-ins, but these new flavors are here to redefine how people snack,' said Kelvin Vuong, Head of US Foods and Snacking at Ocean Spray. Ocean Spray created these flavors to help the Craisin brand's push to expand how fans enjoy dried fruit. They are currently available at retailers nationwide, including Walmart, for around $3.99 per bag. In the past two years, the brand has also introduced limited-edition flavors, including S'mores, Blueberry Crisp, and Raspberry Cheesecake Dipped Cranberry Mix. The company gave users a hint of what turned out to be the Chili Lime flavor on June 3 in an Instagram post. A commenter mistakenly thought it was 'Ketchup & Mustard' or 'Salchicha,' but multiple fans correctly guessed the flavor and said it sounded 'so good.' 'Tried them at the convention. I couldn't be more excited,' another Instagram user wrote regarding both Craisin flavors. 'Sour blueberry lemon is definitely one tasty little pucker,' another person commented. Besides the new flavors, Ocean Spray is introducing a refreshed look of its fan-favorite Infused with Cherry Craisins. These changes and more are part of the company's 'Just Add Cran' campaign. The marketing strategy aims to show consumers that good things will happen when they add cranberry to their lives. Ocean Spray plans to promote this campaign through digital advertising and influencer content. A company van will also set off on a cross-country tour across the nation this September to offer fans free Craisin samples. Founded in 1930 by three farmers looking to create Jellied Cranberry Sauce, the company immediately attracted growers from Wisconsin, Washington, and Oregon. Ocean Spray was 'changing the dried fruit game' by the 1990s by producing Craisins. It also surpassed $1 billion in product sales. It is currently one of the leading producers of cranberries and grows the fruit in other areas outside the US, such as France, Mexico, Chile, and Canada. As of now, around 700 family farmers grow their cranberries for Ocean Spray. has reached out to Ocean Spray for comment about the new flavors.
Fast Company
12-06-2025
- Business
- Fast Company
Auntie Anne's is rebranding for a future with fewer shopping malls
How do you take a mall food court brand and future-proof it for a world with fewer malls? For Auntie Anne's, the answer is modernizing the stores they already have with a new concept designed for the way people snack now. Auntie Anne's said Monday it would remodel 150 stores this year with a new store concept and a modernized visual identity designed to sell more of its pretzels, drinks, and snacks to millennial and Gen Z consumers at a time of changing habits. With consumers interested in mobile ordering, grab-and-go food, and novel experiences, the updated Auntie Anne's store concept has a dedicated mobile order pickup area and an open view into the kitchen with a 'Now Rolling' sign to draw attention to employees rolling pretzels by hand. 'Consumer expectations have shifted, especially around digital convenience, off-premise access, and visual appeal,' Mike Freeman, president of brands at Auntie Anne's holding company GoTo Foods, tells Fast Company in an email. The redesigned stores were made to meet those expectations. 'It reflects how guests want to engage today with speed, transparency, and a space that feels fresh and energetic,' Freeman says. A new blue and yellow 'twist' mural pattern gives the store a more modern and colorful look, and an updated Auntie Anne's logo is simpler and does without the old halo element of the outgoing logo. Founded in the height of the shopping mall era in 1988, today Auntie Anne's has more than 2,000 locations in shopping malls, outlets, airports, universities, Walmarts, travel plazas, military bases, and food trucks. Its owner, GoTo Foods, operates or franchises more than 6,900 restaurants and cafés for brands including Cinnabon, Jamba, and Schlotzsky's. Malls and airports are 'core to Auntie Anne's heritage and continue to play a key role in the brand's footprint,' Freeman says, but expansion is also key. The brand plans for growth that includes street side and co-branded locations, and it's open to partnerships and cross-branded collabs with Oreo and Hidden Valley Ranch. The rebrand is about selling a nostalgic snack in a more contemporary way. Revitalizing a food court favorite that's outlived many of the shopping malls it once occupied is no small feat, and updating the store's look and feel could go a long way in keeping it relevant.
