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The Actimel Fruit & Veg Cultured Shots are Nourishing & Low in Calories

Actimel Fruit & Veg Cultured Shots offer an easy and flavorful way for consumers to get a dose of beneficial fruits, vegetables, vitamins and nourishment from fermented milk. The all-new shots are offered in Green, Red and Yellow varieties that are packed with fruit and vegetable purees. The first ingredient in the immune-boosting Fruit & Veg Yellow is yogurt milk, followed by other flavorful additions like mango puree, pear puree, carrot puree and citrus purees.

With the Actimel Fruit & Veg Cultured Shots, Danone is aiming to appeal to a younger target audience, especially consumers who are interested in smoothies but avoid them for the fact that they are high in calorie—these convenient shots boast less than 50 calories per bottle.
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