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PureSnax

www.puresnax.com

 
PureSnax International, Inc. is a functional food and healthy snacks company engaged in development, sourcing, branding and distribution of healthy food and snack products through its wellness brands. The Company offers an assortment of sugar free, peanut free, kosher, low fat, low sodium and non-genetically modified (GMO) certified products. Its product categories include marshmallow squares (made without gelatin), protein bars, gum and various condiments, hemp and hemp related products, among others. The Company`s brands and products include Wow it`s not Sugar! (Xylitol); Wow Mints; Wow Rice Delites; Wow Krazee Korn (Naturally Flavored Candy Coated Popcorn); Jams sweetened with Wow it`s ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.puresnax.com
  • 1000 Woodbridge Center Dr. Suite 213
    Woodbridge, NJ USA 07095
  • Phone: 800.363.1850

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