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California AG sues fast food, potato chip firms over acrylamide
California's Attorney General sued fast-food giants McDonald's, Burger King and KFC and the makers of several popular potato-chip brands August 26, alleging that...
Potato Chip Maker Lets Consumers Choose New Flavors
...Potato Chip Maker Lets Consumers Choose New Flavors 01/18/2005 Sure Chai tastes great as tea, but what about on a potato? Could Strawberry Cream potato chips...
Oil changes allows Frito-Lay to slash saturated fat
Frito-Lay, Inc. announced today that it is reducing the saturated fat in its leading potato chip brands, Lay's and Ruffles, by more than 50 percent by switching to...
Terra introduces Sweets & Beets and Terra Tapas
Melville, N.Y.-based Terra Chips continues to bring distinction to gourmet snacks with two new items — Terra Sweets & Beets and the Terra Chefs line featuring Terra...
Kettle cooks up new vision with help of Global CEO
...Kettle Foods, Salem, Ore., has welcomed a consumer products veteran, Paul Davis, as its first Global CEO. Davis most recently was president of Barilla North...
The Super Bowl of snacks
...Bowl. Categories included classic potato chips, refrigerated guacamole, tortilla chips, pretzels, potato crisps and kettle chips to name a few. Super Bowl Sunday...
PepsiCo/Frito Lay picks up pita chip purveyor
On Nov. 21, PepsiCo announced its agreement, pending government approval, to purchase Stacy's Pita Chip Co. — the top-selling maker of pita chips, with sales...
Mintel Reports Salty Snack Sales are Up
...the potato chip market grew 22% during the economic downturn*. In addition, other salty snacks experienced recession-fueled sales jumps. The tortilla chip market...
Campbell, Danone, Kraft, Mars and PepsiCo agree to improve school snacks
Five months after forging an agreement limiting the sale of sodas in schools, former President Bill Clinton and the American Heart Assn. announced a deal in October...
Study Shows that Low-Fat Snacks Do Not Increase Total Calorie Intake
A filling but calorie-controlled snack before a meal has been shown to curb hunger without increasing total calorie intake, says a new study.
