Mars Announces Acquisition Of Trü Frü Snacking Brand
Mars, Incorporated has announced the acquisition of Trü Frü, a whole-fruit snacking brand that has seen a five-fold increase in sales over the past five years.
The Trü Frü range, which includes both frozen and shelf-stable products, is made from real fruit and coated in chocolate.
It will form part of a growing health and wellness portfolio at Mars, following its recent acquisition of Kind, a nut-based snack manufacturer, and Nature’s Bakery, a baker of fruit-based snacks.
“We are thrilled to welcome one of the most innovative fruit-based snacks in the U.S. into the Mars family of brands,” commented Andrew Clarke, global president, Mars Snacking. “Trü Frü is a perfect complementary fit for our health and wellness portfolio, and our capabilities will help the brand strengthen its operations, broaden distribution and accelerate growth. We want to be the preferred home for emerging and founder-led brands like Trü Frü.“
Trü Frü is headquartered in Utah, and boasts approximately 50 employees. It was founded in 2017.
The transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals and expected to close in the first quarter of 2023. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
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