Chupa Chups Milky Lollipops, 120

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She said the brand “has ​ huge awareness and longevity, and wants to bring novelty in the market​.”

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Widely known for its lollipop and confectionery products, this will be Chupa Chups first foray into the dairy beverage market. Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the product information provided, products and their ingredients may change. You are advised to always read the product label for ingredients, nutrition, dietary claims and allergens. In Japan, the Chupa Chups brand has branched into a lifestyle business over the past 15 years, with apparel, personal care products, and confectionery, which is managed by its licensing agent Sanrio Far East. What we’ll do here is cover the specific flavors that qualify as vegan, and those that are off-limits for 100% plant-based eaters. Vegan Flavors Toyo Beverage added that the collaboration was drawn on both firms’ interest in offering consumers a tasty, fun, and happy experience associated to the Chupa Chups brand. For the young and old​

Cool said the firm felt it was the right time to dive into innovative F&B products in the country: “ We feel that the brand is now ready to extend also in some​ selected food and beverage categories in Japan such as drinks or frozen novelties​.” Available in 190ml servings, it will be available in convenience stores and drug stores nationwide. The products include a strawberry cream milk drink launched in July, and a cola jelly drink scheduled to release in August. Chupa Chups had previously collaborated with Unilever in Europe to develop desserts, bakery products, ice cream, and drinks.

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Animal-derived Ingredients Resource | Living. https://www.peta.org/living/food/animal-ingredients-list/ For Cola Flavour): Sugar, Glucose Syrup, Acids (Lactic Acid, Malic Acid, Citric Acid), Flavourings, Caramelised Sugar Syrup The drink is targeted to the core consumers of its lollipops - children, teenagers and young adults. Christine Cool, area licensing manager of the Perfetti Van Melle Group, told FoodNavigator-Asia​ that the firm decided to tap onto Chupa Chups’ distinct flavour profiles, which can bring innovation to the dairy drinks sector.Although Cool said it could also attract “ older people who want to have a nostalgic experience that reminds them of the happy and fun times of their childhood​”. She added: “Our first launches have revealed that consumers respond very well to the nostalgic association of our flavours to other F&B products and people like to have a small treat from time to time​.”