Brand debuts high protein yogurt

The Greek Gods brand has launched it high protein Nonfat Greek Yogurt with Chia seeds. The new yogurt is avaialable in a 5.3 oz. single serve cup with chia seeds and vanilla or fruit at the bottom.

Creatively packaged, the snack contains 12 grams of protein per serving, available in four flavors: vanilla, strawberry, peach and blackberry.

“Our new Greek Yogurt with Chia Seeds provides a great single serve option for our customers on the go,” says Basel Nassar, chief operating officer of the Hain Refrigerated Foods Division. “The creamy nonfat Greek Yogurt our fans expect from The Greek Gods blends very well with the added texture and flavor of the fruit and chia seeds. We are excited to bring these items to market.”

BXP Staff

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