Feeding the nation with healthy affordable foods
As part of our campaign targeting the reduction of sugar in the original UP&GO blue box, we have removed a further 600 tonnes of sugar from the Trans-Tasman Liquid Breakfast market*.
UP&GO No Added Sugar launched in New Zealand in October 2020 in Chocolate and Vanilla, offering a solution to consumers who had not previously purchased within the liquid breakfast category.
* Calculated on scan sales for the period of July-December 2019
Sugar reduced in loose cereals portfolio
Two Low GI Granolas launched in New Zealand in mid-2019, featuring low sugar, low sodium, and a 5 Health Star Rating. A new Blackcurrant variant of Honey Puffs 25% Less Sugar launched in February 2020 with a 4 Health Star Rating.
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5 million kilos of wholegrain goodness consumed across New Zealand
New Zealanders consume over 5 million kilos of wholesome wholegrains and including more than 500,000 of dietary fibre a year by eating their favourite breakfast cereal, also Weet-Bix Blue.
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