Sep 11, 2023
Nature’s Finest, a natural fruit-based snack provider in the UK, has announced the expansion of its brand, thanks to a host of new distribution points for its snack cup range.
United Kingdom - September 11, 2023 —

Nature’s Finest, a leading potted fruit brand based in the UK, has gained 3,000 new distribution points for its 200g Snack Cup Range, allowing it to appear in more premier convenience stores with new varieties, including its pineapple, mandarin, and peach snack cup varieties.
Ready to eat with the help of a spoon contained in the lid, Nature's Finest Snack Cups are simply premium fruit potted in juice, with no added sugar, and contain no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. They can be found in the chiller area of any store that they're sold in, allowing buyers a healthy and tasty on-the-go snack to complement any in-store purchase.
The premium brand range of fruit in juice also extends across family size 700g fridge packs, 400g for sharing and a range of smaller snack cups in both adult and children sizes. All sizes contain no added sugar and record an HFSS nutrient profile score of zero points which means no restrictions and is classified as healthy.
The full range of Nature's Finest Snack Cups comprises Peach, Pineapple, Mandarin and Tropical Fruits. Nature's Finest has been proving highly popular since the brand launched, with more stores carrying their snack packs as time goes on, and sales rising as a result. The Nature's Finest Snack Cup range has a recommended retail of £1.69 in convenience retail.
Nature's Finest was created with the idea of ensuring that everyone could have ripe, ready-to-eat, exotic fruits at their fingertips. Working with a worldwide team of experts, they first got the brand on supermarket shelves in the UK in 2004. Originally selling only peach and pear pots, they expanded their line as customers began to ask for fruits from around the world, and built a partnership with producers across the globe to provide it. Their range of products has grown, too, from lunchbox fillers to family size pots, using clear pots so that customers could see the high-quality fruit contained inside before they even buy.
To learn more about Nature's Finest Fruit, their jelly pots, and range of snack cup products, you can visit their website at https://naturesfinestfoods.co.uk/.
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Name: Nature's Finest
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Organization: Nature's Finest
Address: The Switch, 1-7 The Grove, Slough, SL1 1QP
Phone: +44 (0)1753 396804
Website: https://naturesfinestfoods.co.uk/
Release ID: 89107165
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