Kind Bars - Kinda Awesome
I’m part of the low blood sugar brigade, which means I’ve always got a stash of energy or protein bars tumbling out of my bag. Unfortunately, most of those protein bars taste like butt. You know what I’m talking about. 
So it was with great reluctance that I closed my eyes and […]

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On April 17th 2008, Family Circle’s Katie Temple wrote a piece about raising the bar. Here’s what she had to say about KIND:  ”These handmade gluten-free bars are a good source of fiber and come in six delicious varieties packed with an assortment of nuts, and chunks of driedfruits with honey. Calories: 160 to 225)”

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Chelsea Now
Volume 1, Number 13
Janurary 11-17th 2008
BY STEPHANIE SHROEDER During the holiday season just passed, “showing good will toward all men (and women)” no doubt became a hackneyed phrase, as it does year in and year out. But one Chelsea company actually practices what the scripture preaches. 
PeaceWorks—a gourmet foods company, which has been headquartered on West […]

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NEW YORK — PeaceWorks Holdings has announced a new line of Kind Fruit + Nut Bars — Kind Plus. The new line features six flavors with enhanced nutrition.
"We’re thrilled to introduce this new line of products at a time when Kind is growing so rapidly," said Daniel Lubetzky, founder and chief executive officer of PeaceWorks. […]

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Introducing Daniel Lubetzky, a 38-year-old Mexican Jew who has already lived several lives and who is destined to live several more before he’s done with this world—a world that he is determined to change by resolving conflict, dispelling stereotypes, and bringing peace to a region that has known little of it.
His passion for bringing people […]

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Farrah Sarafa
On the tumultuous terrain of politically rivaled and culturally distraught Israel and Palestine, PeaceWorks attempts to make peace through work in the name of all natural, snack bars, salsa, spreads, tapenade and spices.
Bombs, raids and cries echo throughout the otherwise deserted streets of Palestine, disrupting the Jewish Oasis in Palestine-Israel. Heightened security and […]

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How does a Mexican of Jewish heritage with a background in business and law launch PeaceWorks, an innovative food company, and the ambitious foundation OneVoice, both of which work towards towards peace in the Middle East? Daniel Lubetzky, born and raised in Mexico City, studied in the US, France and Israel, before attending Stanford […]

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By HEATHER ROBINSON
Big Town Big Dreams
If people from different backgrounds can find common ground, according to Daniel Lubetzky, it’s food - and the desire to prosper.
The founder of PeaceWorks, a food and condiment company, Lubetzky, 38, has promoted over the past decade economic cooperation among people on  opposing sides of various world conflicts.
At the busy […]

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Ruben Navarrette Jr., San Diego Union-Tribune
The worlds of Latin America and the Middle East come together as one for Daniel Lubetsky, a 38-year-old Mexican Jew and successful businessman with a passion for trying to resolve conflicts. Lubetsky is the founder of PeaceWorks, a gourmet and healthy food product company that channels some of its profits […]

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(New York - WABC, September 8, 2006) (WABC) — Diplomacy is one approach for creating peace and food may be another. For one New Yorker, the problems in the Middle East and elsewhere in the world may have a chance at getting solved in the kitchen.
The concept is to get people from opposing sides to […]

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