July 18, 2025
‘Everybody loves the style of Good Eat’n, we all know as soon as they fight it, they adore it. Increasing with Walmart is such a proud second, because it will get the snacks on the market to extra individuals.’
Almost three years after NBA participant Chris Paul launched his plant-based line Good Eat’n, he has introduced that the model is presently in Walmart shops.
After success in Texas with H-E-B, which has 10 areas in San Antonio, the model will now be offered in additional than 1,000 Walmart shops throughout the nation. Good Eat’n has been in Walmart since June 28.
“As somebody who likes to snack, I understand how onerous it’s to seek out better-for-you choices which can be flavorful and don’t really feel like a compromise,” Paul stated in a written assertion. “Everybody loves the style of Good Eat’n, we all know as soon as they fight it, they adore it. Increasing with Walmart is such a proud second, because it will get the snacks on the market to extra individuals”.
Individuals who have loved the model and people who haven’t tasted it but, can decide up 5 of Good Eat’n’s hottest snacks: Sizzling Sizzling Puffs (5oz), Cinnamon Sugar Puffs (5oz), Nacho Cheeze Tortilla Chips (6oz), Massive Dill Ranch Tortilla Chips (6oz), and Cookies N’ Creme Popcorn (5oz).
“The Walmart launch marks a significant milestone in Good Eat’n’s mission to make plant-based snacking extra accessible to shoppers searching for higher choices”, stated April Siler, CEO of Good Eat’n. “With roughly 90% of the U.S. inhabitants residing inside 10 miles of a Walmart, this partnership is a step in our objective to make our better-for-you choices as accessible because the mainstream alternate options.”
Paul, who’s winding down his NBA profession, lately said that the upcoming season could very effectively be his final. He’s presently a free agent, however it’s sure {that a} workforce will signal him earlier than the season begins.
Chris Paul has performed for seven groups all through his NBA profession. His first workforce was the New Orleans Hornets (2005-11). From there, he performed for the Los Angeles Clippers (2011-17), Houston Rockets (2017-19), Oklahoma Metropolis Thunder (2019-20), Phoenix Suns (2020-23), Golden State Warriors (2023-24), and San Antonio Spurs (2024-25).
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