Seaweed bites launched by Pacific Harvest

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Pacific Harvest is adding a new product – Raw Nori Seaweed Snack Packs – to its seaweed products range.
The company says the seaweed is sourced naturally, contains nutrients that are good for health, and has no additives or preservatives. Pacific Harvest said its team works only with ethical and sustainable seaweed harvesters to ensure quality as well as not harm the environment. Its packaging is all recyclable.
Hayley Fraser-Mackenzie, MD at Pacific Harvest, said seaweed is known for its extensive nutritional and mineral value, but many consumers are not sure how to include it in their daily routines.
“This easy, on-the-go format is a raw, healthy snack that both parents and kids will be happy to see in a lunchbox. We don’t need to eat seaweeds laden with fats, that have been processed in ways that destroy their nutrient value.”
The Raw Nori Seaweed Snack Packs and other Pacific Harvest products are sold via the company’s website and in health food stores nationwide with an RRP of $4.30 for a box of eight 2gram packs.
Questions & Answers
Q.Where can customers buy the new Raw Nori Seaweed Snack Packs?
Where can customers buy the new Raw Nori Seaweed Snack Packs?
The new Raw Nori Seaweed Snack Packs, along with other Pacific Harvest products, are available through the company’s website. They can also be found in various health food stores across the nation.
Q.What is the recommended retail price for the new seaweed snack packs?
What is the recommended retail price for the new seaweed snack packs?
A box of eight 2-gram Raw Nori Seaweed Snack Packs has a recommended retail price (RRP) of $4.30. This price applies to the new product as described in the article.
Q.What are the key benefits of the new seaweed snack packs?
What are the key benefits of the new seaweed snack packs?
The company states these snack packs are a raw, healthy, and easy on-the-go snack. They are naturally sourced, contain health-benefiting nutrients, and are free from additives or preservatives. The packaging is also fully recyclable.
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