Continente Introduces Yoghurt Drink With One-Year Shelf Life
Portuguese retailer Continente has introduced Yogoody Shake, a powdered yoghurt drink that, it claims, will transform the yoghurt market.
With a shelf life of up to 12 months and no need for refrigeration, these sustainable shakes are now available in Continente stores across Portugal.
Yogoody Shake comes in four flavours: mango, strawberry, red fruits, and vanilla.
Developed by a Portuguese startup, these shakes are made from powdered yoghurt that dissolves in water, offering a practical and portable option for yoghurt lovers.
Yogoody is packed with seven strains of probiotics and three grams of prebiotic fibre per serving, corresponding to more than 10% of daily fibre requirements.
The innovative formula combines fermented dairy, whole fruit, and oat fibre to create a healthy and satisfying drink.
Each Yogoody pack contains four 30-gram sachets, available at a suggested retail price of €9.90. Customers can also receive a free sample and shaker with their purchase.
The product features the Continente Food Lab seal, a platform for Portuguese food innovation, responsible for developing and introducing new global food trends and innovative products. Products featuring the seal are introduced through a dynamic and experimental approach, with customer feedback playing a key role in their continued availability.
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