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Bunnies At 20

March 1, 2009

Annie's Homegrown, the Napa, Calif.-based purveyor of natural products, celebrated its 20th year in business this past January. Started as a mac & cheese manufacturer, Annie's has branched out into over 50 new products. To celebrate its anniversary, Annie's has launched a new product called Organic Snack Mix Bunnies, a blend of pretzel and cheddar in butter-rich bunny shapes. The suggested retail price is $4.99 for a 23-gram box. More information is available by calling Carol Schuler at 612-372-6451 or visiting www.annies.com.

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