The company is known for producing a variety of popcorn snacks, with an emphasis on healthier ingredients and sustainable practices.
During their visit, Humphrey shared stories about the community’s deep ties to farming, which fueled their idea for a business centered on gourmet popcorn.
[4] The company attracted notable investors, including Isiah Thomas,[5][6] former NBA player and executive with the New York Knicks, and Goldman Sachs & Co. Thomas got involved early on, when he was president of the Knicks, and he was walking in Manhattan and, attracted by the smell from the Popcorn, Indiana®, he stopped into the shop.
[4] Dale and Thomas manufactured "chef crafted, gourmet, popcorn products", and at one time offered over 100 flavors.
[4] Popcorn, Indiana®’s growth was fueled by a combination of strong marketing, high-quality products, and partnerships with retailers across the U.S.[7] In August 2017, Eagle Family Foods, a manufacturer of condensed milks and snacks, acquired the brand,[8] which is now named "Popcorn Indiana".
The suit claims that "Due to this long history and roots in Indiana, popcorn made in Indiana from start to finish is generally believed to be of higher quality than popcorn made in other locations.