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The CEO had been with Bellevue, Wash.-based Nutpods since April 2024, months after the plant-based creamer brand was acquired by private equity firm MPearlRock.

Nutpods founder and CEO Madeline Haydon says the plant-based coffee creamer brand is only getting started following its acquisition today by Kroger-backed investment group MPearlRock.

Nutpods, the plant-based coffee creamer brand founded in 2013 by Madeline Haydon, has been acquired by Kroger-backed investment group MPearlRock, the company announced this morning. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Fueled by widespread acceptance for both almond and oat milks, plant-based milk continues to scale at a healthy clip, expanding dollar sales 9.1% through January 23, according to data from IRI.

nutpods, the industry leading coffee creamer company has recently introduced a new refrigerated product line: zero sugar oat creamer. 

In preparation for National Nurses Day on May 6, nutpods is teaming up with independent coffee shops around the country to provide free coffee and a carton of nutpods for nurses, medical professionals, and front line responders across the country.

The food and beverage industry continues to step up and lend support to those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this roundup, we highlight brands’ efforts to give back, including Loco Coffee’s “Pay It Forward” snack care package featuring Boston area food and beverage brands and Nutpods’ efforts to support nurses and local coffee shops during National Nurses Day.

nutpods, the dairy-free creamer company based in Bellevue, WA and one of the country’s fastest-growing natural food brands, has expanded their plant-based creamers to include a new base ingredient: oats.

nutpods, the dairy-free creamer company based in Bellevue, WA and currently one of the fastest-growing natural food brands in the country, is capping a banner 2019 with the announcement that they are expanding their line of creamers into a new base ingredient: oat.

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Non-dairy creamer brand Nutpods, which markets a line of dairy-free almond and coconut-based creamers, has closed a round of fundraising with VMG Partners for an undisclosed amount, the company told BevNET last week.

With the major trade shows of the year behind us, October’s new product launches saw emerging brands announce line extensions while new companies debuted innovative and on-trend products such as meal replacements and cannabidiol (CBD) infused drinks.

While it is still summer weather in most of the country, the breakout almond and coconut blend creamer company released its first of three seasonal flavors, “Pumpkin Spice,” responding to the requests of their loyal fans.