New! Nancy’s Organic Whole Milk Yogurt Pouches with Less Sugar and Billions of Live Probiotics
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EUGENE, Ore. – August 21, 2024 – Springfield Creamery, the maker of Nancy’s Probiotic Foods, announces the nationwide availability of its Organic Whole Milk Yogurt Pouches. The new kid-friendly pouches contain a unique blend of organic fruit and veggies: Strawberry Banana, Blueberry Spinach and Raspberry Rhubarb. The pouches are made with organic pasture-raised milk, are Non-GMO Project Verified, and offer prebiotics in addition to five strains of live cultures.
“As a family, our goal has always been to get healthy, probiotic food to as many people as possible and that still holds true nearly 65 years later,” said Sheryl Kesey Thompson, co-owner of Nancy’s Probiotic Foods. “Formulated by our third-generation family members and taste-tested along the way by their own children, this is indeed a family affair. We are excited to offer an organic yogurt with a unique probiotic and prebiotic combination.”
The line of Organic Whole Milk Yogurt Pouches is a first-of-its-kind product for the multi-generational family-owned Springfield Creamery. In 1972, Springfield Creamery was the first company in the U.S. to introduce probiotics to yogurt, and today the company continues to use a broad range of carefully selected probiotic strains in all its products.
About Nancy’s Organic Pouch Line
The convenient, kid-friendly Organic Whole Milk Yogurt Pouches are made with organic pasture-raised milk, real organic fruits and veggies and are Non-GMO Project Verified. They contain five strains of live cultures - including live probiotic strains - and prebiotics, a dietary plant fiber that can help feed the gut’s healthy bacteria. With 40% less sugar than the leading kids’ yogurt, Nancy’s organic yogurt pouches are made in a nut-free facility using ingredients that do not contain gluten and are available in four-pack boxes of 3.5-ounce pouches in three flavors: Strawberry Banana, Blueberry Spinach and Raspberry Rhubarb.
Find out more about Nancy’s history at NancysYogurt.com.