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Utz Brands Inc Class A Common Stock (NYSE:UTZ)

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Utz Brands Inc. manufactures a diverse portfolio of salty snacks under popular brands including Utz(R), Zapp's(R), Golden Flake(R), Good Health(R), Boulder Canyon(R), Hawaiian Brand(R) and TORTIYAHS!(R). Utz Brands Inc., formerly known as Collier Creek, is based in New York, United States....

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