I would like to see more low-sugar yogurt in flavors that children like - raspberry, chocolate.
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Hello @Antholudo
Thank you for your suggestion.
We are already addressing the issue of sugar reduction in our yogurts.
For this reason, we introduced the YOU 100Cal line. These yogurts contain a total sugar content of only 9 grams per 100 grams, which is at least 30% less than conventional yogurts. We have also introduced the Coconut Coyog line, which contains no added sugar or sweeteners at all.
We constantly monitor the sugar content of our existing yogurt range and reduce it where possible. For new products, we make sure that they are already developed and produced with a lower sugar content.
We will continue to monitor the issue closely, implement the necessary measures and introduce attractive new products.
Kind regards,
Angela
The best thing for children would be no added sugar. The natural sugar content of the milk and fruit would be sufficient. Cool offers this -top-
I also think that far less sugar would work. One of the many disadvantages of sugar is that too much sugar can, but does not necessarily have to, lead to adult-onset diabetes.