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The Leftovers is a look at some of the product ideas that are popping up everywhere. Some are interesting, some sound amazing, and some are the kinds of ideas we would never dream of. We couldn't write everything we suggested, so here are some remaining items from our inbox:
GoodPop brings Brain Freeze into the hydration category.
The hottest weather of the year is just around the corner. Good Pop is paying attention to the growing trend of hydrating products to help consumers avoid thirst.
The maker of better-for-you frozen snacks has launched Hydating Freezer Pops with electrolytes. The line is available in three flavors: Tropical Lemonade, Berry Lemonade, and Peach Lemonade. This product is made from 100% organic fruit juice with no added sugar, and has excellent storage stability so consumers can freeze it when they want.
In a press release, GoodPop noted the growing demand for products that help people quench their thirst, noting that searches related to hydration surged 200% last year and searches for electrolytes increased 49%. The interest in hydration is especially popular among populations outside of the mainstream family demographic, such as childless millennials, wellness enthusiasts, and athletes.
GoodPop, which sells low-calorie ice cream, popsicles and sparkling juice products, was founded in 2009 with the goal of providing healthier alternatives for your freezer.
Hydration products have been popular since mixed drink brands like Unilever's Liquid IV became very popular in the late 2010s. continued to boomAccording to Precedence Research, the market for electrolyte beverages, from Gatorade Water to BodyArmor Flash IV, is expected to be worth approximately $59 billion by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 5.9%.
Other brands outside the beverage category have also taken note. Earlier this year, Go Go Squez Launch of active fruit blend containing electrolytes This snack pouch is aimed at teenagers and athletes.
— Chris Casey

This is the D’Amelio family’s snack brand.
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'TikTok First Family' food brand introduces new flavors
As the pandemic deepens, D'Amelio The family gained fame because of their daughter. Charlie And Dixie went viral on social media platform TikTok with her catchy dance routine.
In addition to their Hulu show, appearances on “Dancing with the Stars” and numerous brand deals, “TikTok’s First Family” has also found themselves in the food and beverage space with their popcorn brand Be Happy Snacks.
A ready-to-eat popcorn product was born. Under the family's cross-platform company D'Amelio Brand And it was released in October 2023.
Now the family is introducing a new breed. Cotton Candy, White Cheddar Cheese, and Himalayan Salt are now available at Walmart and Albertsons banners nationwide.
To commemorate the launch,E D'Amelio The family is dancing for fame.
The family is hosting the Be Happy Snacks Ultimate Dance Giveaway from June 15 to August 14, worth approximately $25,000.
Winners will be selected through a random drawing by August 22nd. The selected person and three guests will be flown to Los Angeles for a four-day trip that includes attending the fall 2024 finale of “one of the biggest and most exciting dance shows.” on network TV, according to Be Happy Snacks' with private dance classes hosted by surprise guests.
“Our family is so excited to celebrate the growth of Be Happy Snacks with our followers,” said Marc D’Amelio, co-founder and CEO of Be Happy Snacks. “These new varieties really represent our mission to bring people together by adding classic flavors that snack lovers can enjoy together, regardless of their tastes. This line of popcorn truly has something for everyone.”
—Elizabeth Flood

Tyson's latest chicken product.
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Tyson launches chicken to help you cook at home
Poultry giant Tyson is betting its new product will satisfy the desire for home-cooked chicken dishes as cash-strapped consumers avoid eating out or ordering indoors.
the company Four new products launched Designed for use in ovens or air fryers. Honey Chicken Bites are boneless white chicken in honey-infused breadcrumbs and are designed for snacking. Restaurant-style Crispy Wings are designed to replicate the experience of eating wings outside of your home, with a crunchy exterior and soft rubbed interior. The wings come in three varieties: Rotisserie, Garlic Parmesan, and Caribbean Style.
“These new products embody our commitment to innovation and quality, providing delicious options that fit the diverse tastes and busy lifestyles of today’s consumers,” Jessica Johnson, Tyson’s managing director, said in a statement.
Since the start of the pandemic, consumers have been challenged by high prices for each food category. Choose to trade down for chicken Instead of expensive proteins like beef or pork. In April We found a report from the Data Analysis Group 84.51°. 37% of consumers are buying cheaper meat amid inflation.
that much Air fryers are growing in popularity This is changing the way many food companies approach new product development, with around two-thirds of households now owning at least one appliance. This growth has been driven primarily by younger consumers who enjoy the crispiness of hot air cooking in air fryers compared to microwaves.
— Chris Casey









