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Pop Zero Popcorn is Made with Heart-Healthy Algae Oil & Pea Protein

Snackers often reach for popcorn flavored like Sea Salt, Cinnamon or classic Cinema popcorn but Pop Zero Popcorn offers a unique approach to formulating its plant-based products with ingredients like heart-healthy algae oil and pea protein. These plant-powered, vegan snacks are completely free from saturated fat and dairy, and they boast minimal ingredient lists that start with XL Non-GMO Mushroom Kernels and end with simple seasonings like spice blends, sea salt and cane sugar.

These free-from snacks are made without gluten, artificial flavors, natural flavors, soy, animal products, peanuts and tree nuts, making them a satisfying treat for ingredient-conscious consumers who want to, or need to, abide by certain eating protocols.

While many popcorn products, potato chips and other snacks are now being made with heart-healthy oils, this one stands out by offering a unique and nutritious twist with algae oil.
Trend Themes
1. Heart-healthy Snacks - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Exploring the use of algae oil and pea protein in other snack products to create healthier alternatives.
2. Plant-based Snacks - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing more plant-based snack options that are free from gluten, artificial flavors, and animal products.
3. Ingredient-conscious Foods - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating ingredient-conscious snacks that cater to consumers with specific dietary needs or preferences.
Industry Implications
1. Snack Food Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporating algae oil and pea protein into a variety of snack products to appeal to health-conscious consumers.
2. Plant-based Food Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Expanding the plant-based snack market by offering more diverse and flavorful options without compromising health benefits.
3. Free-from Food Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing a range of snacks that are free from common allergens and cater to the needs of ingredient-conscious consumers.

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