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Go-GURT Teamed Up with Sour Patch Kids on a New Candy-Flavored Yogurt

— January 19, 2018 — Lifestyle
It can be hard to get kids to eat the yogurt packed in their lunch bag, which is why Go-GURT has teamed up with Sour Patch Kids to create an irresistible candy-flavored yogurt. By combining the fun of squeezable yogurt with the sweet taste of sour candies, the new product is the ultimate school snack.

The new Sour Patch Kids-flavored yogurt comes as the first-ever flavor collaboration for Yoplait's Go-GURT brand. The product itself consists of low-fat yogurt infused with natural flavors to create a familiar sweet and sour taste that reminds consumers of Sour Patch Kids candy. Just like the candies themselves, the yogurt comes in both a Redberry and a Blue Raspberry flavor.

Available in 8 and 16 count cartons, the candy-flavored yogurt is the perfect grab-and-go snack for kids with a sweet tooth.

Trend Themes

  1. Candy-flavored Kids' Foods — Creating candy-flavored versions of familiar foods can increase their appeal to children and create new product opportunities.
  2. Branded Flavors — Partnering with popular candy brands can create excitement and drive sales for products in related industries, such as yogurt.
  3. Snack-time Convenience — Developing products that are easy to eat and convenient for kids' busy schedules can create opportunities in the snack food industry.

Industry Implications

  1. Food and Beverage — The food and beverage industry can experiment with new ways to make healthy products more appealing to children by incorporating familiar candy flavors.
  2. Candy — Candy companies can explore new licensing and branding opportunities to expand their reach into other industries, such as yogurt.
  3. Packaged Snacks — The packaged snack industry can innovate by creating products that are both convenient for busy schedules and tasty enough to satisfy kids' cravings for sweets.
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