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      Ready-to-eat popcorn falls under the broader category of savory snacks, appealing to consumers seeking convenient, flavorful, and often healthier snacking options. The market for this snack has seen increased demand due to changing lifestyles that favor on-the-go eating and a rise in health consciousness, as popcorn is perceived as a better-for-you snack given its whole grain status and potential for lower calorie counts compared to other savory snacks. Innovations in flavor and packaging have also    helped to expand the product's appeal.
This segment includes a variety of offerings from plain, lightly salted popcorn to gourmet varieties featuring cheese, spices, herbs, and even sweet and savory combinations, catering to a wide range of taste preferences. The ready-to-eat popcorn market is driven by both artisanal brands emphasizing quality ingredients and craftsmanship, as well as by larger snack food companies that capitalize on distribution networks and economies of scale to offer their products widely.
Companies that have notable presence in the ready-to-eat popcorn market include PepsiCo (through its Frito-Lay division which offers brands like Smartfood), ConAgra Brands (which produces Orville Redenbacher's and Angie's BOOMCHICKAPOP), The Hershey Company (with its SkinnyPop brand), and Campbell Soup Company (which owns the Pop Secret brand). In addition to these, numerous smaller and regional companies contribute to the diverse and dynamic nature of the market. Show Less   Read more