Now available in 47 stores in the Northeast region
New York City, Jul 13, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Brooklyn Bites today announced their official launch into multinational supermarket chain, Whole Foods Market, entering 47 stores in the Northeast region. This milestone is a major move for Brooklyn Bites on its mission to provide artisan and specialty snacks for a healthy lifestyle.
"We are extremely grateful for the opportunity to launch in Whole Foods Market," says Barbara Dayan, Founder at Brooklyn Bites. "This is amazing validation for the brand. We pride ourselves on providing delicious and indulgent sweet snacks that are not only tasty, but also healthy and safe for everyone".
This news comes in the wake of many recent initiatives and accomplishments of the company, including:
- Disrupting the snacking industry with a signature healthy cookie brittle made with the highest quality and certified non-GMO ingredients include oat flour, oat milk, sunflower oil, and flax seed.
- Launching in over 2500 retail locations including Wegmans, Stop & Shop, Gelson's Market, and Central Market.
- Releasing six different flavors, including Double Cocoa Delight, Cinnamon Coffee Cake, Crunchy Choco Pretzel, Sunny Chocolatey Sea Salt, Coco Crispy Rice, and White Chocolatey Brownie.
Brooklyn Bites flavors Sunny Chocolatey Sea Salt and Coco Crispy Rice are available at Whole Foods Market locations in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey, at $6.99. For more information on Brooklyn Bites, visit www.brooklynbitesny.com.
About Brooklyn Bites: Brooklyn Bites is a women-owned, artisan and specialty healthy snack company, providing individuals and families an opportunity to indulge in their favorite flavors without preservatives and allergens. With six cookie brittle flavors, Brooklyn Bites is gluten-, dairy- and nut-free, non-GMO, and plant-based without sacrificing flavor and quality. The company was started in 2018 by mother-daughter duo Barbara & Sara.
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