Friday, 15 December 2017 08:03

Nutty dipping

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Change is coming to yoghurt, now poised to be the next big nut-milk trend.

It appears 2018 will be the year of alt-yoghurt. Starbucks is one of many companies making launches into the (non)dairy case, e.g. Greek-style yoghurt made with almond milk, drinkable ‘cashew-gurt’ and decadent full-fat coconut yogurt.

Why alt-yoghurt and why now? Industry research shows the category could grow to $35 billion by 2020, largely driven by millennials who are generally more health-conscious and less likely to define ‘milk’ as a dairy product exclusively. And they’re willing to pay for them.

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