• Swedish oat beverage company, Oatly, has launched three new oat drink lines in Australia – with dairy-free Full, Light and Low Sugar varieties available from Woolworths.
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    Swedish oat beverage company, Oatly, has launched three new oat drink lines in Australia – with dairy-free Full, Light and Low Sugar varieties available from Woolworths. Source: Oatly
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Swedish oat beverage company, Oatly, has launched three new oat drink lines in Australia – with dairy-free Full, Light and Low Sugar varieties available from Woolworths.

Oatly Australia & New Zealand, country manager, Marc O’Sullivan, said the company wanted to make it easy for people to swap in plant-based for dairy in their diets, and that means designing products that require zero compromise on taste, performance, or nutrition.

“We’re excited to now offer consumers in Australia a full range of oat drink varieties and formats that work just as great in your morning coffee as they do in your favorite food recipes,” said O’Sullivan.

Oatly Full is the option for consumers after richness, with a creamy texture for sauces and baking, while Light offers a lighter, versatile recipe that blends well with coffee. Oatly Low Sugar has a milder flavour, ideal for tea and cereals, or consumers looking for a less sweet-tasting addition to their recipes and meals.

The new Oatly range is available in Woolworths stores across Australia, for RRP $5.20.

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