Newly Emerging Snack Products Line Include Healthy Snacks And Meal Replacements
Snack Products |
A food serving that is smaller
than a typical meal and is consumed in between meals is referred to as a snack
product. Due to consumers' busy schedules, there is an increasing demand for
packaged and ready-to-eat food products, which is driving the global snack
products market. Additionally, the portability of food items and flavour
innovation are the key drivers of the global market for snack products. For
instance, PepsiCo Inc. introduced hot chilli and spicy seafood flavours of
Lay's in Thailand and crushed salt & vinegar flavoured Smith's in New
Zealand and Australia in 2014.
The region is seeing an increase
in demand for nutrient-dense snacks like fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, and
seeds due to the rising popularity of healthy lifestyles. However, the majority
of Snack
Products, including ice cream, chocolate, and bakery goods, are
frequently linked to high levels of sugar and carbohydrates, and frequent
consumption of these foods is contributing to an increase in obesity rates.
Only the most popular varieties
of snack foods, such as potato chips, corn chips, tortilla chips, and extruded
snacks (expanded and pellets snacks), will be covered in detail in this article
even though it is not possible to discuss all types of snack foods available on
the market. The market offers a wide range of snacks produced using various
techniques. These include multigrain chips, variety packs, ready-to-eat
popcorn, pretzels, snack nuts, meat snacks, corn on the cob, tortilla chips,
potato chips, and corn chips. A variety of healthy snacks made with soy protein
have recently come to light. These soy-based snacks meet the Food and Drug
Administration's requirements for the health claim by providing 6.25 g of soy
protein per serving.
Types of Snacks-
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Chocolate
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Fresh fruits and Vegetables
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Cookies and Biscuits
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Bread and Sandwiches
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Yogurt
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Cheese
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Chips and Crisps
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Nuts and Seeds
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Ice cream
In a similar vein, soy nuts are a
popular snack choice among consumers who are health-conscious. Nowadays, most
grocery stores carry soy nuts in a variety of flavours. With US consumers,
snacks that feature various spices and flavours are growing in popularity.
Ethnic snacks from Mexico and India are becoming increasingly popular in the
markets. In India, fried lentils and chickpeas are the most common snacks, but
similar pulses with different flavors—most often chilli powder—are making their
way to the US market.
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