The product has 13 grams of protein and no added sugar.
February 11, 2022
According to the company, the new creation is expertly blended with onion, garlic, flaxseed and poppyseed for the perfect “everything” flavor in every bite.
Processors seeking to expand their facilities and technologies most efficiently must team with partners that have the necessary expertise and experience.
For many dairy processors, the need to spend millions of dollars to expand their facilities to support increasingly greater activity and/or launch new product lines is a good situation in which to be.
The offerings include wheels, wedges, snacks, slices and a new entry-pack size cheese line.
February 9, 2022
Amersfoort, Netherlands-based FrieslandCampina, with U.S. headquarters in Paramus, N.J., announced the debut of Royal Hollandia superior-quality imported Dutch cheeses at The Winter Fancy Food Show.
Inclusions — visible ingredients that add extra flavor, texture, and color into a food or beverage product — have been used to jazz up dairy offerings for years.
The new whole-milk offerings include lactose-free organic and DHA omega-3 with choline.
February 7, 2022
Clover Sonoma, a Petaluma, Calif.-based third-generation, family-owned and -operated dairy and Certified B Corporation, announced the addition of two new organic plus milks to its Clover the Rainbow line for kids: lactose-free organic whole milk and DHA omega-3 with choline organic whole milk.
The company says the product introduction builds on its mission of ‘making good food for all.’
February 3, 2022
The new items are made from locally sourced milk; like many of the company's other new products, they come in paper-based packaging that is widely recyclable across the United States.
The new flavors feature extracts such as elderberry, ginger and turmeric and chamomile.
February 2, 2022
So Delicious Dairy Free, a brand of Broomfield, Colo.- and White Plains, N.Y.-based Danone North America, says it introduced a new line of “coconutmilk” yogurt alternatives with botanical extracts.