BASE FOOD Launches Nutrient-Rich Cookies in the U.S.
BASE FOOD Makes Its Mark in the U.S. Snack Market
BASE FOOD, Inc., a forward-thinking Japanese food-tech company, proudly announces its entry into the U.S. market with the launch of its new BASE Cookies—innovative snacks loaded with nutrients. With a focus on appealing to health-conscious American consumers, the company aims to provide nutritious options that fit into busy lifestyles.
Nutrient-Dense Cookies for Health-Conscious Consumers
The newly introduced BASE Cookies stand out in the snack aisle, blending over ten natural ingredients, including whole wheat, soy, kelp, and rice bran. These cookies are crafted using proprietary technology to ensure they are not only delicious but also provide a balanced mix of protein, fiber, and 21 essential vitamins and minerals. This combination makes them an excellent choice for consumers looking for tasty yet nutritious snack options.
Availability and Future Plans
Starting soon, BASE Cookies will be accessible on major retail platforms such as Amazon and Walmart, making it easier for consumers to purchase these healthy snacks. This launch marks just the beginning of BASE FOOD's journey in the United States, as the company plans to establish local production and forge partnerships to enhance its presence in the market.
About BASE FOOD Inc.
Established in 2016, BASE FOOD has quickly emerged as a leader within the food-tech sector, achieving notable success in various regions. With over 200 million units sold in Japan alone and a robust subscription base, the company has demonstrated its appeal globally. In fiscal year 2024, BASE FOOD reported an impressive turnover of approximately ¥14.87 billion, signifying strong consumer demand.
The company has expanded beyond Japan to markets such as Hong Kong, China, Singapore, and Taiwan. With the introduction of its products to the U.S. market, BASE FOOD is looking to broaden its global footprint, utilizing cross-border e-commerce to reach more customers.
Contact Information
Kiwamu Mizoguchi
BASE FOOD Inc.
+81(70)8988-0399
For inquiries about the U.S. launch, please visit the company’s official website for more details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are BASE Cookies made of?
BASE Cookies are made of over ten natural ingredients, including whole wheat, soy, kelp, and rice bran, ensuring they are nutrient-dense.
Where can I buy BASE Cookies?
You can purchase BASE Cookies on popular websites such as Amazon and Walmart.com starting on the official launch date.
What makes BASE Cookies different from other snacks?
What sets BASE Cookies apart is their unique blend of natural ingredients that provide essential vitamins and minerals, protein, and fiber in a tasty form.
Is BASE FOOD expanding beyond cookies?
Yes, BASE FOOD aims to increase its product line and presence in the U.S. market through local production and strategic partnerships.
How has BASE FOOD performed in other markets?
BASE FOOD has achieved remarkable success in Japan, selling over 200 million units, and is increasingly popular in other regions such as Hong Kong and Singapore.
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