Cherry Hill-based healthy frozen foods maker The Real Good Food Co. is growing its retail partnership with Walmart.

By the end of June, Real Good Foods’ breaded chicken and Asian Entrées platforms will be available at the big box store’s 4,000-plus locations nationwide, the company said in a June 27 press release.

According to Real Good Foods, its Breaded Chicken Nuggets & Strips are made using a proprietary breading that is high in protein, grain free and gluten free, compared with other chicken nuggets that use processed sugar, flour and grains.

In addition to being low in sodium, they contain almost twice the protein and significantly less carbs than the leading breaded chicken brand in supermarkets currently, the company said.

Real Good Foods’ Asian Entrees have 1 gram of sugar and 20 grams of protein per serving; similar items on the market average 45-plus grams of sugar per box and less protein, according to the release.

“Consumers are looking for more nutritious options than what is available today, and our expansion in over 4,000 Walmart stores provides virtually every American with easy access to more nutritious versions of the foods that we all love,” said Bryan Freeman, executive chairman of Real Good Foods.

“Lack of access to better, more nutritious foods is the leading problem in the growing diabetes epidemic, where 1 in 3 people are now pre-diabetic in the U.S.; we are excited to offer foods that not only provide the right nutrition but also taste delicious. We are proud to offer these options at Walmart stores nationwide and look forward to more opportunities to improve human health,” he said.

Founded in 2016, Real Good Foods aims to make nutritious, delicious foods that are low in sugar, low in carbohydrates and high in protein more accessible. Its family of products – which include breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks – is available in over 16,000 stores in the U.S., including Costco, Kroger, and Target, and directly from its website.