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Danone North America to launch Silk Nextmilk and So Delicious Wondermilk

The new plant-based offerings are designed to better mimic dairy beverages.

October 1, 2021

Broomfield, Colo.- and White Plains, N.Y.-based Danone North America says it created plant-based “milk” that doesn’t taste like plants.

A questionable ruling for plant-based alternatives

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California is allowing a plant-based dairy alternatives manufacturer to continue to engage in deceptive labeling.

Kathie Canning

September 30, 2021

Back in February 2020, Petaluma, Calif.-based Miyoko’s Creamery (Miyoko’s), a manufacturer of dairy alternatives, sued the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA).

Exploring the growth of plant-based milk alternatives

The plant-based milk alternatives market now accounts for around 10% of the global 'milk' market.

Matt Hale

September 21, 2021

Plant-based milk alternatives are the largest plant-based food category in North America and grew 5% last year.

New nondairy offerings are more than alternatives

Plant-based products appear here to stay, and dairy processors are paying attention.

Anna Boisseau

September 2, 2021

A quick glance around any major retailer would reveal plant-based brands positioned as alternatives across all major dairy categories. What used to be seen by many as a fad has clearly gained some legs.

Three Trees Organics introduces Oat & Seed ‘oatmilk’

The offering features a blend of three super seeds.

August 31, 2021

Hayward, Calif-based Three Trees Organics launched organic Oat & Seed “oatmilk.” A blend of three super seeds (flax, pumpkin and sunflower) with oats creates a creamy, delicious and nutrient-packed “oatmilk” without any vegetable oils, the company says.

Silk unveils Greek-style ‘coconutmilk’ yogurt alternatives

The dairy-free offerings retain Greek yogurt’s signature thickness.

August 12, 2021

Silk, a brand of Danone North America, Broomfield, Colo., and White Plains, N.Y., says it launched Silk Greek-style “coconutmilk” yogurt alternatives.