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    Oikos introduces first protein shakes

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    Courtesy of Danone North America

    May 13, 2025

    Oikos is introducing Oikos Protein Shakes.

    Each ready-to-drink 12 fluid-ounce bottle is gluten free and contains, according to the company:

     • 30g of complete protein to help support strong muscles and keep you feeling full

     • 5g of prebiotic fiber to support digestive health

    • No artificial sweeteners

    • 1g of sugar and 0g added sugar

    • Key vitamins A and D for immune system support

    "Protein isn’t just a necessity for gym-goers looking to up their gains. It’s also for people with on-the-go lifestyles who are looking for an easy and convenient way to incorporate a nutritious protein boost into their everyday hustle,” said Rafael Acevedo, president/GM of Yogurt at Danone North America. “As someone who starts most mornings with a run before diving into my day, I know the difference that a high protein, post-workout snack makes in keeping my momentum going strong throughout the morning. And since Oikos protein shakes have prebiotic fiber and no artificial sweeteners, we’re excited to introduce this nutritious option to the protein category for people who want to feel powerful from the inside out."

    Oikos Protein Shakes are available in three flavors varieties: Oikos Protein Shake Chocolate, Oikos Protein Shake Vanilla, and Oikos Protein Shake Salted Caramel.

     Oikos Protein Shakes will begin rolling out on Amazon and select retailers including Kroger, Wakefern, HyVee & CVS, nationwide, in the Protein Shake aisle this May, with additional retailers rolling out this summer, including at Walmart, Costco, Target and more. Oikos Protein Shakes will sell for an SRP of $3.69 per 12-fl-oz. bottle or $11.99 per four-count pack. 

    KEYWORDS: Danone protein shakes

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