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GoodSam Foods expands mission-driven brand vision with launch of regeneratively-farmed coffee products

GoodSam Foods expands mission-driven brand vision with launch of regeneratively-farmed coffee products

Backed by BeyondBrands (the company behind several brands including Cool Beans, Steaz Tea, Good Catch and others), GoodSam Foods was co-developed and founded in 2019 by Sam Stroot, a natural products industry veteran and social mission entrepreneur, and Heather K. Terry, BeyondBrands chief strategy officer and co-founder of NibMor organic chocolate.  GoodSam coffee beans are grown by the same…

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31+ Healthy Junk Food Alternatives for the New Year

New blog post! Now that 2020 is here, I know a lot of people set goals for moving their body a little more and eating a healthier diet. And while I 100% believe that junk food can be part of a healthy diet (and have even written a post about why I’m healthier eating more processed foods), I did discover plenty of healthy junk food alternatives in 2019 that not only had less sugar, more veggies and protein or a little more nutrition than the typical treats...but also tasted freakin’ delicious. Some of the foods I’m including below have been mentioned in previous blog posts, but most were completely new to me last year, and are totally new for the blog too!

So whether you’re looking for healthy snack options or just want some ideas of delicious snacks to try in the New Year - that also happen to be a little more nutritious and 100% gluten free - keep reading to learn about 31+ healthy junk food alternatives.

Savory:

Crunchy Snacks:

The Real Coconut chips

If you’re looking for grain free or paleo chips that give tortilla chips a run for their money, look no further than these. These healthy chips are also vegan, and I love that these are thick and crunchy. As a bonus, all of the Real Coconut's products use easily digestible plants like coconut, plantain and cassava as their main ingredients.

Rhythm Superfoods vegetable chips 

Be warned - these vegetable chips are not everyone’s favorite, and people seem especially torn about the beet chips. However, if you want some crunch and to increase your vegetable intake at the same time, I think Rhythm Superfoods' veggie chips are an awesome choice.My top three favorites are the kale chips, carrot chips and beet chips (in any of the flavors). All of the healthy chips are not only gluten free, but also vegan and non-GMO. 

Beanfields chips

I’ve written about these gluten free and vegan snacks before, so I’ll just say they’re made partially with beans (yay extra protein, fiber and potassium) and addictively tasty.

Artisan Tropic chips

Artisan Tropic offers a variety of certified gluten free chips made out of cassava or plantain. They come in flavors like Barbecue and Jalapeño, but my favorites are the plain sea salt. These chips are also vegan and paleo, and have fewer calories and fat than the traditional potato chip. 

Saffron Road chickpeas

Saffron Road offers a variety of certified gluten free frozen meals and sweet chickpeas, but I also love their savory baked chickpeas, which come in flavors like Bombay spice, Chipotle, Korean BBQ and Sea Salt.

Green Mustache crackers

Biting into Green Mustache’s “Cheddarish Crackers,” you would never guess this healthy savory snack is gluten free and vegan. Green Mustache makes their “munchies” out of nutritious ingredients like chickpea flour and kale, and I love that they donate any unsellable crackers to local farmers for livestock.

Simply 7 Snacks chips

Like Artisan Tropic, Simply 7 Snacks sells certified gluten free chips with a range of different base ingredients, including chips made with quinoa and lentils. All their snacks are free of gluten, trans fat, preservatives and artificial colors and flavors. My favorite chips of theirs are the Original Quinoa Curls and Sea Salt Lentil.

Meals and Sides:

Real Good Foods' pizza  

As I've shared before on Instagram (the best place to see even more gluten free product reviews!), Real Good Food’s cauliflower crust pizza consistently blows me away. I don’t taste the cauliflower at all and I love that the pizzas are the perfect size for one meal. Their cauliflower pizzas are grain free, low carb and high protein. 

Right Rice

I definitely don’t think that you need to avoid or replace regular rice in order to “eat healthy.” However, if you are trying to increase the amount of protein in your diet, Right Rice is a tasty plant-based option. Right Rice actually made of lentils, chickpeas, peas and rice, but you can cook it just like you would at regular rice and serve it the same. It comes in many different flavors and my favorites are Original, Lemon Pepper, and Spanish. 

Trader Joe’s cauliflower gnocchi

For months, I heard everyone and their mama rave about Trader Joe’s cauliflower gnocchi, and the rave reviews were right on target. My favorite way to prepare the cauliflower gnocchi is defrosting it a bit in the microwave before finishing it off in the skillet. 

Mikey’s hot pockets

Ommmggg, y’all. Like I’ve shared before, I’m an ambassador for Mikey’s and while I love their grain free pizza crusts and English muffins, their gluten free hot pockets are something else. So far, I’ve tried (and loved) the Ham and Cheese, Cheese Pizza Pockets and Pepperoni Pizza flavors. This traditional junk food is given a bit of a nutritious upgrade by using plant based cheese and cassava flour. Besides being grain free, Mikey’s hot pockets are dairy and milk free, soy free and paleo friendly. 

Sweet:

Crunchy Sweets: 

Safe and Fair's kettle quinoa chips

If you like sweet and salty popcorn, this flavor of Safe and Fair kettle popcorn quinoa chips is sure to become a new favorite. They also feature quinoa for a boost in protein and are certified gluten free, as well as free of eggs, shellfish, fish, dairy, peanuts and treenuts.

Spudsy's sweet potato puffs

Sweet potato gets a sweet upgrade with these gluten free puffed chips. Made with a mix of sweet potato flour, rice flour, pea protein and other ingredients, their churro flavor seriously tastes like a delicious cinnamony fried treat.

Skinny Dipped Almonds

I can thank Skinny Dipped for making me absolutely obsessed with chocolate covered almonds. Their dark chocolate is my top pick, but strawberry and PB are delicious too. The almond base makes this sweet snack high in protein and fiber with just the right hint of chocolate. 

Dang Foods' coconut chips 

If you love dried fruit, Dang is another awesome company to know about. Their coconut chips come in many different flavors and the crunch is out of this world.

Bada Bean Snacks

You already know I love snacking on flavored chickpeas, but these roasted broad beans are equally delicious. These high-protein snacks are also high in fiber and relatively low in fat, and Bada Bean has many different sweet and savory flavors, but cocoa and cinnamon are my favorite. Bada Bean Snacks are also gluten free, soy free, non-GMO and vegan.

Foods Alive's Globe Trecker Trailmix 

As I've mentioned previously, I’m an ambassador for Foods Alive and one of my favorite products of theirs is this superfood trail mix. Can’t go wrong with crunchy peanuts and cacao nibs and chewy dried mulberries and goji berries. All gluten free, raw, non-GMO, organic and vegan.

Quinoa Munch

This healthy snack is made with quinoa and corn and not only tastes like a light, crunchy cross between popcorn and cereal but also offers some calcium, iron and protein. I prefer the chocolate flavor to passion fruit but both are tasty.

Bare Snacks' banana chips 

Bare Snacks sells gluten free dried chips made from bananas, strawberries, coconut, apples, sweet potato and many other Whole Foods. Their dried banana chips are one of my favorite healthy snacks before bed.

Candy and Cakes:

Free2B's Dark Chocolate Sun Cups

Now, these sunflower butter cups certainly aren’t “health food.” However, compared to a traditional Reese’s peanut butter cup, Free2B’s is a bit lower in sugar, avoids the top 12 allergens, uses Fair Trade dark chocolate and tastes just as delicious. Free2B also sells different chocolate bark (called “Snack Breaks”) that are also made with high quality, allergen-free ingredients and addictively tasty.

Alter Eco's Coconut Clusters 

This healthy chocolate snack only lasts a few days at my house...and I live alone. There is just something so irresistible about a chocolatey treat that also has the crunch of toasted coconut shreds. Besides being certified gluten free, Alter Eco’s Coconut Clusters are free of soy, artificial flavors and emulsifiers, and only have 5 grams of sugar per serving.

Project 7’s Gourmet Chewies

I’ve never been a huge Skittles person, but I do love having a few of Project 7 Gouet Chewies with my night snack. These are chewy candies with a slightly crunchy exterior that are made with no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives. They’re also gluten free (of course), non-GMO, organic and made in the US.

Nibmor

I’ve stumbled upon tons of delicious, healthier chocolate brands over the years (if you want me to write a round up of just those, let me know in the comments!), but Nib Mor is the brand that can now always be found in my parents’ pantry. Their chocolate is certified gluten free and vegan, organic, non-GMO and Rainforest Alliance certified. My Mom’s go-to buy is the Extreme Dark Chocolate, which is 80% cacao and features crunchy cacao nibs for extra antioxidants.

Rule Breaker Snacks

Who knew that gluten free brownies and blondies made with chickpeas could taste so good!?! Rule Breaker Snacks’ desserts are also vegan and nut free, and come in several flavors. My top two choices are the Birthday Cake Blondies and Deep Chocolate Brownies, and I appreciate how big the chocolate chunks always are.

Veggies Made Great

It is seriously amazing that the gluten free muffins from Veggies Made Great have vegetables as the two first ingredients. You don’t taste the carrots or zucchini at all, and these muffins (particularly the double chocolate and banana chocolate chip flavors) are especially delicious popped into the microwave for a few seconds. These veggie-packed muffins do contain eggs but are free of gluten, soy, peanuts and tree nuts.

Julie's Real Carmel Vanilla Blondie Mix

I couldn't resist sharing an amazing product from another company I love and serve as an ambassador for: Julies Real. They only recently released their paleo blondie and brownie mixes, and they are seriously some of the tastiest gluten free baking mixes I’ve ever tried. Plus, the mixes are certified gluten free, non-GMO, organic, paleo and free of dairy, soy, peanuts, cane sugar, flavorings and extracts. The instructions on the back of the baking mixes do call for an egg and a good amount of nut butter, but I’ve made these baking mixes vegan and lower fat as well by instead using one ripe banana, one vegan egg replacement from Bob Red Mill and only 1/4 cup of nut butter.

Soozy’s Grain Free Muffins

This was one of my last finds in 2019, and these paleo muffins seriously blew my mind. They are made of all-natural, unprocessed ingredients like cage-free whole eggs, almond and coconut flour and extra virgin coconut oil. Plus, Soozy’s Muffins are certified gluten free and free from grains, soy, dairy, GMOs, fillers and additives. I’ve tried the Double Chocolate and Wild Blueberry flavors and both were insanely soft, moist and loaded with flavor. They reminded me a lot of the fancy coffee shop muffins I enjoyed before celiac disease!

Ice Cream and Cold Desserts: 

Wink Frozen Desserts

Since my last dairy free ice cream round up, I hadn’t tried Wink Desserts yet, and they definitely deserve a mention. This vegan, low sugar and low calorie ice cream alternative is def not a good option if you don’t enjoy artificial sweeteners, since you definitely taste them with Wink. However, I still really enjoyed all the flavors of Wink I got to try - especially Dark Chocolate, Vanilla Bean and Salted Caramel - and the texture of the ice cream got super creamy when given time to thaw.

The Worthy Company's Blendie Bowls 

This isn’t a frozen dessert per se, but the Worthy Company's Blendie Bowls are some of the tastiest veggie-packed puddings I’ve ever tried. Each blendie bowl is packed with two servings of veggies, eight grams of vegan protein and fiber and only eight grams of sugar. You’d never guess that there are legumes one this thick pudding, and while I enjoyed eating it chilled on its own, it also makes a BOMB healthy frosting.

Vixen Kitchen

On the note of frozen desserts, I wanted to mention Vixen Kitchen’s paleo and vegan gelato. It’s sweetened with maple syrup as well as being organic, and I ended up loving the Midnight Mint flavor, as well as Naked Vanilla. This isn’t my favorite vegan or paleo ice cream that I’ve ever tried, but it’s a pretty tasty option if you’re looking for a frozen dessert with more wholesome ingredients.

Eat Fronen

Last but not least - I talk about making banana ice cream all the time, but Eat Fronen takes banana ice cream to the new level. This dairy free frozen dessert comes in five different flavors that are made mainly of bananas, along with four or fewer other ingredients.  Madagascar Vanilla and Strawberry were my two surprise favorites. I really wish I could make my own banana ice cream half this thick and creamy!

What I Hope You Learn about "Healthy Eating" in 2020

As I mentioned at the beginning of this post, I do not think that people need to avoid traditional junk food or comfort food in order to be healthy. Personally, I lovvvve digging into a decadent full-fat, high-sugar cookie when I’m craving one...but I also love eating it with a veggie-packed pudding or using super dark chocolate while baking. That’s my definition of balance, and I hope that 2020 - and maybe even this list of yummy recommendations - will help you find yours.

In fact, my biggest hope for and goal of this post is to expose people to brands that might make it a lil’ easier to eat more vegetables and protein or less sugar. And if you are starting a new lifestyle like paleo or vegan, or need to avoid allergens like gluten, dairy, soy or nuts, this list should give you more ideas on what food options are really available for you, too. So whether eating a bit healthier is a goal you want to set in the new year or you just scrolled for the foodporn, I hope you’re taking away whatever tidbits of information will help you craft an even yummier new year! Have you heard of or tried any of these products before? Which are your favorites...or which do you want to try first?

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Gluten-free Chocolate Market 2021: Expected Development, Share, Demand And Study Of Key Players- Research Predictions and Forecast 2025

The global gluten-free chocolate market size is projected to reach USD 2.37 billion by 2025 expanding at a CAGR of 7.8%, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Increasing prevalence of celiac disease is the key factor driving the product demand. Moreover, gluten-free chocolates are a healthier option than the usual chocolates, which is also driving their demand. Rising concerns regarding a large number of undiagnosed cases of individuals with gluten allergy or gluten intolerance may have a negative impact on the market growth over the coming years.

The dark chocolate product segment holds the largest share in the market owing to its growing popularity. Rising awareness regarding the health benefits of dark chocolate, such as lowered levels of stress and risks of neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer’s disease, will boost the demand further. Other benefits include improved blood circulation, memory, and ability to focus and lowered anxiety levels.

North America held the largest share of the global market in 2018 and will expand further due to high number of cases of celiac disease in U.S. The manufacturers in North America focus on providing high-quality products by using latest production techniques, which is also driving the region’s growth.

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• Dark chocolate is projected to be the largest type segment; however, the white chocolate segment will expand at the highest CAGR of 8.0% from 2019 to 2025

• North America led the global gluten-free chocolate market in 2018 and is projected to retain its position over the forecast years

• Key companies in the market are Endangered Species, EnviroKidz, Alter Eco, NibMor Daly Dose, Taza Chocolate, NuGo, Schär, and Raw Revolution

• These manufacturers focus more on product development, capacity expansion, and M&A to gain a higher market share

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Global Organic Chocolate Market 2020-2024 | Health Benefits of Organic Chocolates to Boost Growth

The global organic chocolate market size and it is poised to grow by USD 127.31 million during 2020-2024, progressing at a CAGR of almost 3% during the forecast period. The report offers an up-to-date analysis regarding the current market scenario, latest trends and drivers, and the overall market environment.

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The market is fragmented, and the degree of fragmentation will accelerate during the forecast period. Barry Callebaut AG, Divine Chocolate Ltd., Endangered Species Chocolate, LLC, Equal Exchange Coop, Mondelēz International Inc., Montezuma's Direct Ltd., NibMor, LLC, Taza Chocolate, The Grenada Chocolate Co., and The Hershey Co. are some of the major market participants. To make the most of the opportunities, market vendors should focus more on the growth prospects in the fast-growing segments, while maintaining their positions in the slow-growing segments.

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The health benefits of organic chocolates have been instrumental in driving the growth of the market.

Organic Chocolate Market 2020-2024: Segmentation

Organic Chocolate Market is segmented as below:

Distribution Channel

Health Food Stores

Convenience Stores

Others

Type

Organic Dark Chocolate

Organic Milk Chocolate

Organic White Chocolate

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APAC

North America

Europe

South America

MEA

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Technavio presents a detailed picture of the market by the way of study, synthesis, and summation of data from multiple sources. Our organic chocolate market report covers the following areas:

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This study identifies the growing demand for organic vegan chocolates as one of the prime reasons driving the Organic Chocolate Market growth during the next few years.

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How the dynamics of Dark Chocolate market have changed?

The organic and clean label trend has swept industries across the broader food and beverage landscape. The influence of the organic and clean label trend is palpable among dark chocolate manufacturers as well, with demand for premium and organic ingredients witnessing a spike. Manufacturers are also focusing on incorporating natural sweeteners, such as stevia and coconut sugar to position their products to a consumer base that is highly conscious about the food choices they make.

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The Key Companies with SWOT analysis of Dark Chocolate Market are: Lindt & Sprungli, Mars, Mondelez International, The Hershey Company, Godiva, Amano Artisan Chocolate, Divine Chocolate, Endangered Species Chocolate, Ferrero, Lake Champlain Chocolates, Nestle, Newman's Own (No Limit), Nibmor, Praim Group, Ritter Sport, Scharffen Berger, Sugarpova, Theo Chocolate, Vivra Chocolate, Vosges & many others.

Although fine flavor cocoa accounts for a single-digit share of the overall cocoa production, its demand has witnessed a spike in the recent past. This is primarily on account of growing popularity of specialty or premium chocolate among end-users. Demand for premium chocolate is particularly higher in North America and Western Europe. Although high-prices of these chocolates have meant that only a small percentage of consumers currently buy these premium products, the penetration is growing at a steady pace. This has led leading chocolate companies, such as Ferrero and Mars to invest in broadening their range of offerings.

[severelynerdysheep]

They do profit from the brutal exploitation, torture and murder of other sentient beings though since their products contain calves weaning milk. Which is both ethically unjustifiable in terms of the needless and brutal exploitation, abuse/torture and murder of non human animals but also supports the dairy industry which is one of the worst in terms of human rights abuses/worker exploitation. So no, nobody should be buying their “products”. There are many vegan chocolate brands which also don’t use slave labour in any way which you want to purchase chocolate, some of which I will to below. There’s no justification for buying chocolate from any company that either exploits, tortures and murders non human animals or involves human worker exploitation/slave labour. Mars isn’t an ethical brand, neither is tonyschocolonely.

Some ethical chocolate brands:

NibMor Chocolate

lagustasluscious

Vego

Eating Evolved

hu kitchen

Chockchic

Chocolate Inspirations

I’m sorry but vegans eating vegan galaxy hot chocolate like galaxy isn’t run by mars which is complicit in slave labour lmao what is wrong with you all…

Like you are really all there putting animals before humans and acting like you have any kind of moral high ground.

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Global Organic Chocolate Market: Technology, Future Trends, Market Opportunities 2019 & Key Players:  Artisan Confections Company, Green & Blacks, Newmans Own, etc.

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The research study gives a complete list of all the leading players working in the Global Organic Chocolate Market. Moreover, the financial status, company profiles, business strategies and policies, along with the latest expansions in the worldwide market have been mentioned in the research study. Research objectives: • To study and analyze the Global Organic Chocolate market size by key regions/countries, product type and application, history data from 2012 to 2019, and forecast to 2023. • To understand the structure of Organic Chocolate Market by identifying its various sub-segments. • Focuses on the key Global Organic Chocolate Market players, to define, describe and analyze the value, market share, market competition landscape, SWOT analysis and development plans in next few years. • To analyze the Organic Chocolate Market with respect to individual growth trends, future prospects, and their contribution to the total market. • To share detailed information about the key factors influencing the growth of the market (growth potential, opportunities, drivers, industry-specific challenges and risks). • To project the size of Organic Chocolate Market, with respect to key regions, type [Organic Dark Chocolate, Organic Milk Chocolate, Organic White Chocolate] and applications [Supermarkets and Hypermarkets, Health Food Stores, Convenience Stores, Online Retailers, ]. • To analyze competitive developments such as expansions, agreements, new product launches and acquisitions in the market. READ DETAILED INDEX OF FULL RESEARCH STUDY AT @ [click here] In this report you will also find additional deals into key geographical segments of Global Organic Chocolate Market and deliver details about their current and former share. Ongoing trends, upcoming Challenges, future better regional investments and many other influencing factors have been considered and presented. The regions United States, Europe, China, Japan, Southeast Asia, India & Central & South America have been studied in depth to gain better market penetration and assure exact analysis. Top manufacturers have been given prime importance to make sure their strategies are understood and their position in this particular market can be elucidated. In the end, the report includes Global Organic Chocolate Market new project SWOT analysis, investment feasibility analysis, investment return analysis, and development analysis. The report also presents a round-up of vulnerabilities which companies operating in the market must avoid in order to enjoy sustainable growth through the course of the forecast period. Thanks for reading this article; you can also get individual chapter wise section or region wise report version like North America, Europe or Asia (China, India, Japan etc) or Oceania [Australia and New Zealand]. Fundamentals of Table of Content: 1 Report Overview 1.1 Study Scope 1.2 Key Market Segments 1.3 Players Covered 1.4 Market Analysis by Type 1.5 Market by Application 1.6 Study Objectives 1.7 Years Considered. 2 Global Growth Trends 2.1 Global Organic Chocolate Market Size 2.2 Organic Chocolate Growth Trends by Regions 2.3 Industry Trends. 3 Market Share by Key_Players 3.1 Global Organic Chocolate Market Size by Manufacturers 3.2 Global Organic Chocolate Key_Players Head office and Area Served 3.3 Key_Players Product/Solution/Service 3.4 Enter barriers in Organic Chocolate Market 3.5 Mergers, Acquisitions, Expansion Plans. Get Discount on this report @ [click here]

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Mis Compras en Vitacost #2

Mis Compras en Vitacost #2

Hice otra compra en Vitacost, onda el mismo día que me llegó la primera compra (pueden ver el primer post, con tips de compra aquí) y es porque me gustó tanto que tenía que comprar más cosillas. Este envío también tardó tres semanas en llegar, ¡me encanta! Esta vez incluí algunos productos de belleza, comida y snacks para mis guaguas, que como pueden ver, están súper interesados en mis compras. …

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[severelynerdysheep]

Absolutely, although the needless and brutal exploitation, abuse/torture and murder of non-human animals, of mother cows and their babies, within the dairy industry is ethically unjustifiable. Which makes it a basic moral obligation for everyone with moral agency to avoid inflicting as a consumer as far as possible and practicable (past post about that here). That doesn’t mean that all is vegan friendly chocolate is “ethical” even while its better than chocolate containing calves weaning milk. In other words, while all non vegan chocolate is unethical, not all vegan chocolate is ethical either. This is why most vegans I know (including myself) buy chocolate from ethical vegan companies which don’t exploit either non human animals or other humans. 

Luckily, because vegans tend to be much more concerned than non vegans with the exploitation of human workers as well as non-human animals (I only ever hear non vegans talking about these incredibly important issues in the context of trying to discredit veganism and defend their own avoidable violent/unjust choices and belief systems, and I certainly never hear them talk about worker exploitation within industries like animal ag) There are loads of fab ethical vegan chocolate companies. And I will link to just a few of them below! One of my personal favs is Doisy and Doms:

NibMor Chocolate

lagustasluscious

Vego

Eating Evolved

hu kitchen

Chockchic

Chocolate Inspirations

Doisy and Doms

People will say they avoid chocolate bc it’s problematic but then still buy vegan chocolate as if the dairy industry is the only problem there

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Gluten-Free Chocolate Market In-depth Analysis 2020-2027

The Gluten-Free Chocolate Market provides a 360 view and insights, outlining the key outcomes of the industry, current scenario witnesses a slowdown and study aims to unique strategies followed by key players. The research is derived through primary and secondary statistics sources and it comprises both qualitative and quantitative detailing. The study bridges the historical data from 2014 to 2020 and estimated till 2027*. Some are the key & emerging players that are part of coverage and were profiled in current version are THE HERSHEY COMPANY, NibMor, LLC., Endangered Species Chocolate, LLC., Lindtusa., Ferrero, Taza Chocolate., Stivii Corp, Dr. Schär AG / SPA, Mondelēz International., Alter Eco, NuGo Nutrition, among other domestic and global players.

Worldwide Gluten-Free Chocolate Industry 2020 Market Research Report is spread crosswise over 129 pages and gives restrictive essential insights, information, data, patterns and aggressive scene points of interest in this specialty division.

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An introduction of Gluten-Free Chocolate Market 2020

Gluten-free chocolate market is expected to reach USD 3.41 billion by 2027 growing at a growth rate of 10.40% in the forecast period 2020 to 2027. Increasing occurrences of celiac diseases will act as a factor for the gluten-free chocolate market in the forecast period of 2020- 2027.

Increasing demand for gluten free chocolates among the growing population, growing initiatives to create awareness among the people regarding benefits of health conditions, prevalence of improved distribution channels are some of the factors that will likely to enhance the growth of the gluten-free chocolate market in the forecast period of 2020-2027. On the other hand, increasing collaboration along with rising brand awareness which will further boost various opportunities that will lead to the growth of the gluten-free chocolate market in the above mentioned forecast period.

Gluten intolerance and gluten allergy will likely to hamper the growth of the gluten-free chocolate market in the above mentioned forecast period.

Crucial Market Segment details-:

By Type (Dark, White, Milk, Others),

Distribution Channel (Retail and Supermarket, Food and Drink Specialists, Convenience Stores, Online Platform),

Country (U.S., Canada, Mexico, Germany, Sweden, Poland, Denmark, Italy, U.K., France, Spain, Netherland, Belgium, Switzerland, Turkey, Russia, Rest of Europe, Japan, China, India, South Korea, New Zealand, Vietnam, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Rest of Asia-Pacific, Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South America, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, South Africa, Rest of Middle East and Africa) Industry Trends and Forecast to 2027