YoCrunch introduces a new line of Greek yogurt called Yopa!.g

Wallaby introduces a nonfat Greek yogurt line, joining its successful low-fat line.

Yoplait targets "tweens" with new Pro-Force Greek yogurt, which includes graphics and bright colors to grab attention.

General Mills’ Yoplait introduced Yoplait Lactose Free yogurt last year, the first of its kind on the market.

Origin Food Group LLC, based in Statesville, N.C., is the maker of früsh yogurt & fruit shakes. The yogurt shakes come in strawberry, blueberry, peach and strawberry-banana flavors. Früsh is said to contain 51% more calcium than most drinkable yogurts, includes probiotics and 9 grams of protein per serving. It’s available in 8.4-ounce bottles for a suggested retail price of $1.99. It’s also sold in 32-ounce bottles.

Chobani adds more new products in 2013 with Chobani Flip, and Chobani Champions Tubes geared towards children.

Chobani is adding new product innovations to its line in 2013. Available nationally in January are the new Chobani Bites available in four flavors.

Franklin Foods, Enosburg Falls, Vt., owners of Greek Mountain Farms, created a Greek yogurt cream cheese said to contain twice the protein and half the fat of regular cream cheese, plus live and active cultures.

Trader’s Point Creamery introduces grab-and-go yogurts and milk shots in recyclable glass containers.

YoCrunch, owned by YoFarm Yogurt Co., Naugatuck, Conn., is taking the yogurt-for-breakfast concept further, introducing yogurt with cereal toppings.