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Nonprofit partners with brand that upcycles produce

Brighter Bites, a national nonprofit that delivers fresh fruits and vegetables directly into families' hands, partners with Bright Side Snacks, a new snack food company offering cracker-like crisps made from upcycled fruits and vegetables, as part of its commitment to reducing food waste and promoting healthier eating habits.

For every snack bag sold, Bright Side Snacks will donate a portion of its sales to Brighter Bites to support the nonprofit's mission of creating communities of health through fresh food and nutritional education resources.

"We are so excited to launch this new brand and provide a healthier snack option for everyone to enjoy. It's an approachable snack that can be a part of any diet," said Lisa Helfman, co-founder of Bright Side Snacks and Brighter Bites. "Thirteen years ago, we started on the concept of providing healthier food options to families to improve their health, and this is an extension of just that – a healthy, on-the-go, delicious snack made with fresh fruits and vegetables!"Bright Side Snacks are a new kind of fruit crisp cracker made simply with fruit and vegetable pulp. All flavors are made with only one or two ingredients: just pineapple, pineapple and beet, pineapple and kale, pineapple, and cinnamon. Furthermore, the product offers a sustainable solution by utilizing pineapple pulp and other pulp that would otherwise be thrown out after the fruit or vegetable is juiced.

"Not only is it in the name, but Bright Side Snacks aligns with Brighter Bites and its goal to bring fresher, healthier options to consumers," said Rich Dachman, CEO of Brighter Bites. "We are thankful for the brand's contribution to our mission and look forward to seeing them grow within the market."

Bright Side Snacks are currently being sold online and at select H-E-B stores.

For more information:
Lee Haverman
Bright Side Snacks
[email protected]
https://brightsidesnacks.com/

Brighter Bites
[email protected]
www.brighterbites.org

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