Discover what makes our snacks special


Because Fresh Should Stay Fresh.
Not all drying methods are created equal. Unlike baking or heat-drying, which strip away antioxidants, delicate bioactive compounds, and even flavor, freeze-drying is the only technology that preserves over 95% of fruit’s natural nutrients—including vitamins, minerals, and plant compounds.
Through a gentle, no-heat process, we simply remove water while locking in the fruit’s vibrant color, fresh-picked taste, and powerful benefits. No preservatives. No additives. No added sugar. Just fruit at its peak, shelf-stable for your everyday life.
With every crisp bite, you’re not just snacking—you’re enjoying fruit exactly as nature intended.
Because every bite delivers more than flavor—it delivers purpose.
Superfruit Power: Our snacks are made from Colombian superfruits packed with vitamins, minerals, fiber, and natural antioxidants to fuel your brain, gut, and body.
Freeze-Dried, Never Compromised: We only remove the water, preserving over 95% of the nutrients, flavor, and color—no added sugar, preservatives, or fillers. Just real fruit.
Good for You, Good for the Planet: By upcycling fruits and working directly with smallholder farmers, we help reduce food waste, protect biodiversity, and support local communities.
Born from Our Story, Made for Yours: Created by two chemical engineers (and parents!) who wanted better snacks for their family, Pacific Soul is a blend of science, love, and heritage.
Because too many nutrient-rich fruits never make it to your table. In Colombia, around 34% of all food produced is lost or wasted, and fruits & vegetables make up about 62% of that loss.
Perfectly delicious but “imperfect” superfruits are often among the first to be discarded. By upcycling them, we give them new life—transforming what would be lost into powerful, nutrient-packed snacks. This reduces food waste, supports farmers with fairer incomes, and helps protect biodiversity. It’s good for you, good for communities, and good for the planet.
Source: IDB. A Playbook for Reducing Food Loss and Waste in Latin America and the Caribbean. 2022