Tristan Richards+FollowLay’s & Tostitos Go Clean—Would You Snack More?Heads up, snack lovers! Lay’s and Tostitos are getting a makeover—think no more artificial colors or flavors, just simple ingredients like potatoes, oil, and salt. PepsiCo is jumping on the ‘real food’ trend, swapping out canola oil for avocado and olive oil. It’s not just about health—cleaner chips mean fewer weird additives for kids and maybe even less pollution. Will this make you reach for more chips, or are you still checking the price tag? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #SnackNews60Share
Linda Price+FollowSmucker’s Ditches Fake Colors—Finally!Heads up, snack lovers: Smucker’s is kicking synthetic dyes out of all their food by 2027. That means your sugar-free jams, ice cream toppings, and even Hostess Twinkies will soon be free of those artificial colors like Red 40. Why? More people want cleaner labels and fewer weird ingredients in their treats. Nestlé and Kraft Heinz are also jumping on this trend, so expect your favorite snacks to look a little more natural soon! #FoodTrends #CleanEating #SnackNews #Business82213Share
Susan Moreno+FollowCheetos Glow-Up: No More Fake Colors?Heads up, snack lovers! Cheetos and Doritos are about to lose their neon edge as PepsiCo ditches artificial dyes thanks to a new ban. That means your favorite chips will soon get their color from natural stuff—think beet juice, not a chemistry set. Plus, Gatorade is dropping new drink powders and tablets, so you can customize your hydration on the go. Bottom line: snacks are getting a health makeover, and your wallet might thank you too, since PepsiCo says they’re keeping prices in check. #SnackNews #HealthyChoices #PepsiCo #FoodTrends #Gatorade #MoneyHacks #Business10Share
