Simple Mills Announces “Absolutely Nothing” in New National Campaign
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Leading Better-for-You Snack Brand Offers Same Snacks, Now Non-UPF Verified™
- Introducing Nothing at All: After careful consideration and extensive third-party review, Simple Mills is proud to confirm that it has changed nothing. The only thing that’s new is the Non-UPF Verified™1 badge.
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60% Non-UPF Verified and Climbing: So far, Simple Mills has already received Non-UPF Verification for60% of its products, without needing to reformulate a single recipe. -
Omni-Channel Media Strategy: The “Announcing Absolutely Nothing” rollout includes high-impact media in
New York City (Union Square, Port Authority),Los Angeles , and The Hamptons.

Simple Mills offers same snacks, now Non-UPF Verified™
“Announcing Absolutely Nothing” is a multi-market omni-channel campaign that includes brand takeovers in
Addressing the Transparency Gap in Ultra-Processed Foods
As concerns about ultraprocessed foods continue to rise, many Americans lack the ability to recognize them. According to research conducted by Linkage Research & Consulting for the Food Integrity Collective,
“We’ve been dedicated to using nutrient-dense, stunningly simple ingredients like nut, seed, vegetable, and legume flours - whole food sources that offer nutrition, taste, and texture - long before non-ultraprocessed was a topic of conversation,” said Michelle Lorge, President of Simple Mills. “We’re proud to have helped pave the way and prove that snacks can be minimally processed, nutritious, and delicious at the same time. We know most shoppers want to avoid ultraprocessed foods but just need help identifying them, and the Non-UPF Verified badge gives them a simple green light. It’s nice to finally have a name for the foods we’ve been making since day one.”
Simple Mills’ ingredients are minimally processed using only gentle, physical extraction methods and no harsh chemicals. The brand never uses artificial flavors, colors, preservatives, or isolated gums, and uses sweeteners like coconut sugar, molasses, honey, and cane sugar.
“Announcing Absolutely Nothing” Media Rollout and Placements
“Announcing Absolutely Nothing” will come to life through a series of high-impact placements: a full-page print layout in The New York Times; major transit entrance takeovers surrounding
“Announcing Absolutely Nothing” will run in-market throughout the summer and will be amplified through social content and ongoing partnerships with prominent health, wellness, and culinary authorities.
For more information about Simple Mills and its commitment to food transparency, visit simplemills.com.
About Simple Mills
Founded in 2012, Simple Mills is a leading provider of better-for-you crackers, cookies, snack bars, and baking mixes made with simple and nutritious, high-quality ingredients that deliver extraordinary taste.
Simple Mills is one of the first brands verified under the Non-UPF Verified Standard, a third-party certification. Verification currently covers select products, with the remainder in process. See simplemills.com/nonupf.
The brand, which joined the Flowers Foods (NYSE: FLO) portfolio in 2025, has disrupted center-aisle grocery categories, becoming a leading natural cracker, cookie, and baking mix brand in MULO+, with distribution in over 30,000 stores nationwide. Its mission is to revolutionize the way food is made to nourish people and planet. For more information, visit www.simplemills.com.
1Non-UPF Verified™ applies to select Simple Mills products. For the current list, visit simplemills.com/nonupf.
2Food Integrity Collective & Linkage Research & Consulting, "U.S. Consumer Ultra-Processed Food Insights & Verification Survey" (Internal Consumer Research in support of the Non-UPF Verified Standard, 2025/2026).
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Source: Simple Mills