Meat Snack Brand, Archer, Hits a Grand Slam as the ‘Official Meat Snack Partner’ of World Champions, the Los Angeles Dodgers

April 14, 2025 Archer

This partnership is particularly meaningful to Archer as a greater Los Angeles-based company, reinforcing the brand’s connection and commitment to the local community. Beyond the in-stadium offerings, Archer will proudly support the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation as a Dreamteam partner, sponsor of the Sunset Run and via product donations for community and youth events.

Vermont Smoke & Cure Expands Partnership with Costco’s Northeast Division & Introduces New Premium Beef Stick

April 10, 2025 Vermont Smoke & Cure

This expansion coincides with the introduction of the brand’s new Hickory Smoked Premium Beef Stick, offering Costco members a high-quality, better-for-you snacking option.

Stryve Foods Unveils 4 New High-Protein Snacks to Meet Growing Consumer Demand

March 26, 2025 Stryve Foods, Inc.

The introduction of grass-fed beef in Stryve’s Original and Hickory flavors aligns with the increasing consumer preference for high-quality, sustainable, minimally processed protein sources. Meanwhile, the Original Brisket Slices bring a new dimension to Stryve’s portfolio, offering a tender, savory, protein-packed snack. Rounding out the innovations is Vacadillos Carne Asada, a bold, smoky, and authentic take on a classic Mexican flavor, designed for consumers seeking an adventurous snacking experience.

Idaho Smokehouse Partners Recalls Ready-to-Eat Beef Stick Products Due to Possible Foreign Matter Contamination

The problem was discovered after the firm notified FSIS that it received two consumer complaints reporting that pieces of metal were found in the product.

Study Reveals the Protein Snack Phenomenon is Racing Through the $126B Snacking Market – and Consumers Want More

March 18, 2025 Chomps

Despite this gap, protein-forward snacks are outpacing the overall snacking category 3x in growth within the $126 billion snacking industry, with protein snacks accounting for $24 billion—yet the retail landscape and product innovation pipeline have struggled to keep pace with shifting consumer habits.