Icelandic Provisions unveiled two new multi-packs in Strawberry & Lingonberry and Vanilla Skyr available at select retailers. It takes nearly four cups of milk to make one cup of Skyr, making it thicker, and creamier than yogurt.

Icelandic Provisions Skyr released multi-serve, 30-ounce containers of its Whole Milk Plain Skyr and Low Fat Plain Skyr. 

New York-based siggi’s yogurt unveiled a new product line: rich and creamy skyr. Packed with 10 grams of proteins and made with simple ingredients, the Icelandic yogurt is non-GMO and contains no artificial preservatives or flavors.

Dungannon, Northern Ireland-based Greiner Packaging has been supplying Graham’s, The Family Dairy (Graham’s) with packaging for almost 10 years.

Icelandic Provisions announced the debut of new Icelandic-inspired branding for its skyr, along with a new creative campaign.

Skyr company Icelandic Provisions announced the launch of its partnership and social media fundraiser for Frontline Foods, a grassroots organization that supports local independent restaurants and works with them to feed front-line workers battling the COVID-19 pandemic.

Icelandic Provisions announced the rollout of its first national advertising campaign created, in part, to answer the questions: “What is skyr?” and “How do you say the word 'skyr?'”

Siggi’s, a New York-based maker of Icelandic skyr “with simple ingredients and not a lot of sugar,” said it named a Cleveland School District dietitian, Allison Thirion, MPH, RDN, LD, the winner of its fourth annual Siggi Supports Entrepreneurs contest.