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Seaweed Pioneers at gimMe Snacks Create Tasty and Eco-Friendly Products
Glitter Magazine
Since 2012, seaweed pioneers and gimMe snacks founders Annie Chun and Steve Broad have been bringing organic treats to the US, Canada, and Australia in a sustainable way to promote eco-friendly and healthy living. These top-selling superfood snacks are USDA Certified Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified. From the seas of South Korea to supermarket shelves near you, gimMe seaweed products are a healthy flavor-filled snack option for any age.
Glitter Magazine
On the website’s FAQ page, Chun and Broad shared the clever meaning behind their company’s name: “gim” in Korean means “seaweed.” gimMe means “MORE seaweed!” ....

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