Snack attack! The rise of nuts in snacking

Snacking was once regarded as a one-way street to over-eating and weight gain. But times have changed and many health experts now recommend consuming a few small, healthy snacks each day. In this in-depth feature article we examine how nuts are playing an increasing role in consumers’ snacking habits and unearth the global trends behind this shift. We also talk to four food manufacturers making innovation waves in the snack nuts category.

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