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Brownes Dairy is bringing four new yoghurt pouch flavours into stores, made from all natural yoghurt, natural flavours and live cultures.

The new flavours include Block Choc, Pirate Caramel Popcorn, Unicorn Tutti Frutti and Astronaut Lemonade. 

The pouches have also had an updated look across its existing range to appeal to older kids, said Brownes Dairy senior marketing manager Nicole Ohm.

“We all know that little kids love licensed pouches but when they get older this is not so cool, so we have given our pouch range a new themed look that is fun and speaks to slightly older boys and girls.”” said Ohm.

“At Brownes Dairy, we’re always looking to innovate to create the most nutritious and tasty products for our families and being the one of the first in Australia to create these fun flavoured and themed yoghurt pouches solidifies our recent honour of being named one of AFR Boss’ Most Innovative Companies.”

The Brownes Dairy yoghurt pouches are also available for recycle via REDcycle to extend the product lifecycle.

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