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Low-calorie snack released by Lexington-based Piedmont Candy Co.

Lexington s Piedmont Candy Co. has launched a new snack mix product line called Thinful.
The snack, which promises to deliver on flavor, but cut back on calories and sugar, is the company s first low-sugar snack mix with only 2 grams of sugar and 60 calories per half-cup serving. Piedmont Candy Co. is best known for its Red Bird peppermint sticks and puffs.
“We believe the most difficult decision our customers will have to make is which flavor to choose, rather than having to read the back of every other package to compare ingredients, said Thinful CEO Mark Stephens.
The flavor is sweeter than table sugar and devoid of any aftertaste, according to the news release. Each batch of Thinful is handcrafted in small amounts. A glaze is tossed over buttery popcorn, caramel corn, salty twist and waffle pretzels. ....

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Saladworks and Frutta Bowls team up with Combo Kitchen

Saladworks and Frutta Bowls team up with Combo Kitchen
US: New Seasons/New Leaf names new CEO
Grocers New Seasons Market and New Leaf Community Markets, independent operators within the Good Food Holdings family of brands, have named veteran grocery executive Nancy Lebold CEO. She joins the banners from Food4Less, a division of The Kroger Co., where her most recent role was VP of merchandising in California.
US: Fresh on the heels of WOWorks acquisition, Saladworks and Frutta Bowls team up with Combo Kitchen
In late December 2020, Saladworks parent company WOWorks acquired Frutta Bowls to blend together their flavorful common cores and create expansion synergies in the process. A new endeavor marks a large step in this quest, as the joint brands have announced a partnership with Combo Kitchen, a franchise system that allows entrepreneurs to invest in a ghost kitchen and operate multiple food concepts listed in its network. Initially formed in October of 2020 b ....

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New Seasons Market taps Nancy Lebold as CEO

Former Food 4 Less, WinCo executive to lead West Coast specialty grocer
Nancy Lebold has joined New Seasons Market and its New Leaf Community Markets subsidiary as CEO.
Portland, Ore.-based New Seasons said Lebold started as chief executive yesterday. She comes to the West Coast grocer from The Kroger Co.’s Food 4 Less banner, where she served as vice president of merchandising in California.
“As we emerge from the challenges of the past year, I look forward to bringing a people-centric leadership approach to New Seasons Market and New Leaf Community Markets as we reconnect communities around good food,” Lebold (left) said in a statement. “In close partnership with the current senior leadership teams, I’m committed to creating reinvigorated experiences at both banners that offer staff, customers and the communities we serve more reasons to fall in love with us all over again.” ....

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New Leaf shuns single-use bottles

If youâre looking for a liter of water from a single-use plastic bottle, you will have to look somewhere other than New Leaf Community Markets come April 22.
Beginning on Earth Day, New Leaf will no longer sell water in single-use plastic, fiber, aluminum or glass one-liter bottles in its stores. The company estimated this will remove 70,000 single-use water bottles annually from the waste stream.
A New Leaf spokeswoman said the move aligns with the storeâs other sustainability initiatives, which include getting a 57 percent landfill diversion rate by reducing operational waste. New Leaf will still sell single-use water bottles greater than one liter as well as non-reusable bottles of sparkling and flavored water. ....

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Why this grocery chain is ditching single-use bottled water

Why this grocery chain is ditching single-use bottled water
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If you walk down the drinks aisle inside one of New Seasons Market’s Portland, Oregon, grocery stores later this month, you’ll notice something missing: A shelf that used to hold bottled water will be mostly empty, with plastic and glass bottles replaced by a smaller number of reusable bottles. Another empty shelf below it will be covered with a sign boosting reuse.
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New Seasons Market, a chain of 19 stores primarily based in Oregon, and New Leaf Community Markets, its California-based subsidiary, will no longer sell standard single-use bottled water, starting April 22. “We’ve been thinking about packaging in general for a long time,” says sustainability manager Athena Petty. Two years ago, managers decided to begin planning how to eliminate bottled water from store shelves. ....

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