Australian parents, looking to raise healthy kids, are seeking out healthy snacks for toddlers. But according to a study of packaged toddler foods, they're being tempted by misleading packaging cues such as pictures of fruit and promising statements that disguise high sugar content.

Snacking has become more than just a temporary distraction. This mid-afternoon (or sometimes mid-morning) pick-me-up is being elevated to scientifically aid diets, holistically improve health, and conveniently meet new lifestyle habits. But can these mini-meals really satisfy our hunger?

To cater to people’s dueling pandemic cravings – health-boosts and comfort foods - Babybel is adding a nutritional boost to its familiar red wax-covered cheese snacks. Babybel Plus+ Vitamins and Babybel Plus+ Probiotics could provide an immunity boost for people looking for seamless supplements

Making instant noodles a whole lot healthier, Immi Ramen homes in on the growing demand for snacks that are both convenient and nutritious. Stylish marketing and a subscription service cleverly position this cupboard stable squarely at the market of hungry Gen Yers and Zers.