In the News & Awards

Terranean Herbs Strengthens Commitment to Authentic Mediterranean Foods...

Terranean, a women-owned Lebanese American snack company based in Cleveland, Ohio, received funding through the Non-GMO Project's Equitable Transfer Program(ETP) to renew Non-GMO Project verification for its line of pita chip snacks, seasonings, and spreads.

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New Day Cleveland "The Best Pita Chips"

Featured on New Day Cleveland, where we shared the story behind our pita chips and some delicious ways to enjoy them. Thank you to the New Day Cleveland team for having us. We're so grateful for the opportunity to share our mission and flavors!💚

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Upcycled ingredients add flavor, functionality, nutrition to foods

Food entrepreneurs are revolutionizing the industry by using advanced food science techniques to transform agricultural waste into premium, functional food products that address the global food waste problem while creating more sustainable and nutrient-dense options.

Nosh Elevator Talk with Terranean

Our Elevator Talk pitch series showcases up-and-coming food and beverage brands within the industry. Meet the founders behind the hottest brands hitting the market and hear their plans to stand out on shelves. You can catch this series on BevNET and NOSH.

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Terranean Selected by Kroger at Nourishing Change Conference

Terranean, a Cleveland-based food company, has been selected by Kroger following its participation in the Nourishing Change Conference, an event focused on consumer wellness, prevention, and chronic illness awareness.

Cleveland’s Terranean wins ‘Good Housekeeping’ 2025 Best Snack Award

The Cleveland company’s Za’atar Extra Virgin Olive Oil Spread was assessed for flavor, nutritional value, ingredient quality, packaging, innovation and more. It scored high marks with judges.

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Lebanese culture rooted in Cle: How Terranean Spices, Spreads & Snacks is changing our food scene

Founded in Cleveland by Lebanese American entrepreneur Tina Chamoun, Terranean Spices, Spreads & Snacks brings authentic Lebanese flavors to U.S. shelves while creating meaningful opportunities for immigrant women in the community.

Terranean Celebrates 5 Years!

CLEVELAND, Ohio—Terranean Spices, Spreads & Snacks is celebrating five years as a producer of Lebanese pantry staples, proudly headquartered in Cleveland.Terranean Spices, Spreads & Snacks, originally Terranean Herbs, is the brainchild of first-generation Lebanese American Tina Chamoun

A text-only announcement on a white background reading: 'Cleveland Guardians announce winners of 'Going to Bat for Small Business Presented by PNC' with a subtitle about nearly 400 businesses applying in the program's inaugural year.

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CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Guardians, in collaboration with PNC Bank, announced the winners of a new local program to support area small businesses for the 2025 season. The ‘Going to Bat for Small Business presented by PNC’ initiative highlights Greater Cleveland-area businesses that have made a positive impact within the community. In its inaugural year, nearly 400 businesses applied through an online application.

Cleveland Magazine's Most Interesting People 2025

The Lebanese-American shares her culture through her za'atar business and through her blog and social media accounts Your Lebanon. By Christina Rufo