Sany Launches Protein Snacks From Jonesboro Plant

Sany Nutrition Group introduced Fro-Bite, Mini Brittles and Crunch Pops, all made at its Jonesboro manufacturing facility.

Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Consumer Goods

Long, low food-processing plant with grey metal walls and loading docks on flat farmland under a pale sky, with a pallet of plain snack bars in the foreground. — Sany Nutrition Group launched Fro-Bite, Mini Brittles and Crunch Pops this week, all produced at its expanding Jonesboro, Arkansas, manufacturing plant. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Sany Nutrition Group has launched three protein snacks: Fro-Bite, Mini Brittles and Crunch Pops. The products are made at the company's manufacturing facility in Jonesboro, which the company has been expanding.

Why it matters

The launch extends the company's protein-snack lineup and ties new products to its Jonesboro operations. The company has invested in the facility and additional land, signaling continued local production.

Fro-Bite provides 4 g of protein per serving (6 g in Banana + Peanut Butter), Mini Brittles provide 7.5 g per 40-g serving, and Crunch Pops provide 16 g (savory) or 14 g (chocolate) per 20-g serving. The Jonesboro facility reportedly produces up to 500 million bars and bites each year, though the company's retail pricing and sales volumes were not disclosed.

The players

Sany Nutrition Group

Sany Nutrition Group is a company that develops, formulates, manufactures, and distributes protein snacks through an integrated platform spanning concepting to distribution.

The details

Fro-Bite is made from real fruit frozen at its peak and coated in sugar-free protein chocolate. Mini Brittles are free of artificial coloring, and Crunch Pops come in six sweet or savory flavors, while the Beyond Resilience Protein Crunch Bar delivers 15 g of protein per two-bar serving.

Sany Nutrition Group announced the snack launch on November 3, 2026.

Market Landscape

The launch adds to a crowded field of high-protein snack brands competing for shelf space in the packaged consumer goods market. It positions Sany against established snack makers by pairing protein-forward formulas with a vertically integrated manufacturing base in Jonesboro.

Shoppers looking for higher-protein snacks now have three new Sany options to compare on protein per serving. The 4 g to 16 g protein range across the products means grams per serving will vary considerably depending on which item a shopper chooses.

The takeaway

Comparing protein grams per serving, not just per package, will help shoppers choose between these snacks and similar options. Serving sizes differ widely across the three products, so checking the label is the simplest way to compare them.