The new Oat Cold Foaming Cream offers a perfectly sweet, dreamily creamy, plant-based option to make cold brew or iced coffee beverages even more decadent.
Planet Oat’s best oatmilk yet, with a perfectly balanced, velvety and smooth texture that offers consumers a delicious way to elevate their at-home coffee experience.
With a refreshed look, the new recipe for Nancy’s Oatmilk Non-Dairy Yogurt will be available in Plain and Vanilla 24-ounce sizes, as well as a single-serve size of 5.3 ounces in Plain, Vanilla, Blueberry, Passionfruit Banana and the Nancy’s fan favorite, Strawberry Hibiscus.
Valio USA is jumping into the alternative yogurt fray with a new line of oat yogurts making their U.S. debut. The yogurts garnered top scores for flavor, texture and aroma versus leading U.S. oat milk yogurt brands in a March 2021 consumer taste test conducted in Northern California by Curion, a consumer products testing firm.
Good Karma Foods, a pioneering brand offering plant-based milk and dairy alternatives, today announced the launch of Plantmilk. A blend of oat, flax and peas, Plantmilk is a new kind of milk that combines the very best plant-based ingredients to deliver the creaminess and great nutrition non-dairy milk consumers desire. Looking to accelerate growth in the year ahead, Good Karma also celebrates the rollout of a brand refresh, a new direct-to-consumer website and an expanded leadership team.
My/Mochi Ice Cream announces the launch of My/Mochi Oat Milk Frozen Dessert. The non-dairy and vegan line of My/Mochi offers mochi ice cream lovers the same texture and taste they have come to expect with gluten-free, non-GMO and allergen-friendly ingredients.
Chloe’s has launched three new Oatmilk Pop varieties in Brownie Batter, Chocolate Peanut Butter and Cookies & Cream flavors. The plant-based milk market has strong momentum, with oat milk leading the way earning 170% growth over the last 52 weeks according to Nielsen (2/20/21), as consumers continue reaching for more non-dairy alternatives at their grocery store.
Nestlé Japan has launched a range of Nescafé lattes crafted with plant-based ingredients, meeting the rapidly growing interest in plant-based food in Japan.