NetworkNewsBreaks – Eat Well Investment Group In
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Posted On: 01/10/2022 2:30:32 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF) Disrupting Multibillion Snack Food Market
Eat Well Investment Group (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF) recently announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Sapientia Technologies LLC., had launched its better-for-you plant-based twists to 350 Federated Co-operatives Limited Stores – under the COOP Pure Brand. The launch provides Eat Well Group with an additional revenue channel for 2022, as the company plans to scale other product offerings. It also comes only six months after Eat Well Group’s acquisition of Sapientia. “Sapientia created these plant-based twists for consumers who want healthier snack foods offering high proteins and other nutritional values. These snacks are baked, not fried – offering approximately 30% fewer calories and higher nutritional values than their corn-based competitors,” reads a recent article. “Our investment in Sapientia is disrupting the multibillion-dollar snack food market by providing taste and nutrition without compromise,” said Eat Well Group President Marc Aneed. “These plant-based twisted curls deliver the same delicious flavor, crunch and texture as leading snack food brands while providing 3-4 times more protein, 4-5 times more fiber with less fat and calories.”
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Eat Well Investment Group (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF) recently announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Sapientia Technologies LLC., had launched its better-for-you plant-based twists to 350 Federated Co-operatives Limited Stores – under the COOP Pure Brand. The launch provides Eat Well Group with an additional revenue channel for 2022, as the company plans to scale other product offerings. It also comes only six months after Eat Well Group’s acquisition of Sapientia. “Sapientia created these plant-based twists for consumers who want healthier snack foods offering high proteins and other nutritional values. These snacks are baked, not fried – offering approximately 30% fewer calories and higher nutritional values than their corn-based competitors,” reads a recent article. “Our investment in Sapientia is disrupting the multibillion-dollar snack food market by providing taste and nutrition without compromise,” said Eat Well Group President Marc Aneed. “These plant-based twisted curls deliver the same delicious flavor, crunch and texture as leading snack food brands while providing 3-4 times more protein, 4-5 times more fiber with less fat and calories.”
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