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The founders of Yasso are back—with a new better-for-you snack brand. 🧁

Amanda Klane and Drew Harrington have launched Snack Buddies, a line of mini muffins packing 5g of protein and up to 5g of fiber per serving, now available for pre-order online. The debut headlines a busy week of product launches, including Righteous Felon’s expansion into 1,900+ Target stores with its new Lil’ Rebels mini meat sticks made from 100% grass-fed beef. 🥩

Elsewhere, Like Air moves beyond puffcorn with Drizzled Rice Cakes at Costco, Noosa adds indulgent mix-ins flavors ahead of a July rollout, and several brands are eyeing summer occasions with seasonal and functional innovation. 🍦

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Speed is becoming the defining battleground in grocery retail. 🛒⚡

Online grocery captured more than 19% of total grocery spending in Q1, holding a nearly 20% lift over the past six quarters, according to Brick Meets Click — even as food prices rose 3.1% year over year. Nearly 80% of delivery orders were same-day, with ultra-fast fulfillment (one hour or less) gaining ground as Amazon and Walmart double down on sub-same-day infrastructure. Walmart is now approaching 40% of total U.S. eGrocery sales.

With AI-powered tools from Gopuff and Walmart accelerating the digital shopping experience, traditional and regional grocers face mounting pressure to compete on speed while protecting margins.

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🥣 The protein wars in yogurt are heading to federal court.

Danone has filed a lawsuit against Chobani, alleging its “20G Protein” yogurt tubs mislead consumers by inflating serving sizes to meet the 20-gram claim. The complaint argues that under FDA serving-size rules, the products would contain 18 grams of protein — not 20 — and claims Chobani’s calculations overstate protein content by roughly 12.5%.

At stake is intensifying competition between Danone’s Oikos Pro and Chobani’s high-protein line, as demand for protein-packed dairy continues to surge. Danone is seeking damages, corrective advertising and a court order blocking certain marketing claims, escalating an increasingly public rivalry between the category’s top players ⚖️📊

How could this dispute reshape protein labeling — and the broader yogurt aisle?

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