Restart Life Sciences' subsidiary Holy Crap Foods will showcase its new protein product line alongside existing organic, plant-based foods at the CHFA NOW Toronto trade show on September 26-27, 2026. This marks Holy Crap's expansion into the protein and functional nutrition market, aiming to attract more health-conscious consumers beyond its core cereals and oatmeals. The event will also feature an interactive AI Photo Booth experience to engage attendees and boost brand visibility. This move supports the company's broader retail growth strategy in North America.
Holy Crap Foods' new protein product launch is presented here with a snapshot of the Consumer Staples sector on Pluang as of Sep 15, 2026 16:51 WIB. Of 46 priced US stocks in the sector, 14 rose and 27 fell. Among notable movers, CROX was priced at USD 112.20 with a 0.64% increase, contrasting with DNUT at USD 3.19 which declined by 0.47%, while HLF stood at USD 12.11 with a 0.46% rise.
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