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NEW YORK — Popcorn Indiana has expanded its Chip'ins line to include a new flavor.

Classic BBQ joins the lineup that already includes white cheddar, buffalo wing, sea salt and jalapeño ranch flavors.

Chip'ins are available in 3-oz. and 7.25-oz. sizes for a suggested retail price of $2.99 and $3.99, respectively.

CINCINNATI — SpyRu is set to launch this month its new line of high-protein, low-calorie beverages.

PITTSBURGH — A limited-edition ketchup variety from Heinz will become a full-time member of the brand's lineup.

The introduction of Heinz Ketchup blended with balsamic vinegar marks the company's first new flavor in nearly a decade. Packaged in a glass 14-oz. bottle and featuring a black and silver label, the ketchup uses traditional Heinz variety tomatoes and special blend of spices but features tangy balsamic vinegar instead of traditional distilled white vinegar to provide a richer flavor.

LOS ANGELES — Marley Coffee is gearing up to make its first foray into the single-cup coffee category.

STAMFORD, Conn. — Nestle Pure Life has launched its 2012 Nestle Pure Life Hydration Movement, an extension of the brand's pledge program where more than 99,000 families have made a commitment to swap one sugared beverage a day for water for a year.

NORWALK, Conn. — Pepperidge Farm has expanded its Goldfish brand portfolio with the introduction of a new sweet treat.

Goldfish Grahams cookies and cream joins the s'mores, vanilla cupcake and fudge brownie graham cracker varieties, the company said. The new flavor is available at major supermarkets, grocery stores and mass merchandisers nationwide for a suggested retail price of $2.39.

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. — Sears Holdings, the parent company of Kmart, expects to make a profit of between $155 million and $195 million in first quarter 2012, compared with a $165 million loss in first quarter 2011, the company said Tuesday.

In a statement released in advance of its annual shareholders meeting Wednesday, Sears Holdings said the profit includes $235 million from the sales of stores in the United States and Canada, which generated $440 million of cash proceeds.

LA JOLLA, Calif. — Kashi has launched a new initiative that will boost the company's availability of organic and non-GMO foods affirmed by the Non-GMO Project, a leading independent verifier of non-GMO foods.

By the end of 2014, all existing Kashi GoLean cereals and Kashi Chewy granola bars — representing Kashi's biggest offerings — will be verified by the Non-GMO Project, the company said. Beginning in 2015, all new Kashi foods introduced into the market will contain at least 70% organic ingredients and also will be Non-GMO Project verified.