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An aging world population of almost half a billion seniors age 65 and older has placed demands on food and beverage manufacturers to take a closer look at the nutritional needs of seniors, who battle chronic conditions affiliated with aging. Dairy ingredients are well positioned to help address these needs.

Klondike and Good Humor announce new ice cream novelties and flavors for the summer.

Give the shopper what she wants. A survey showed that high-quality ingredients were important to consumers, so Brown Cow, Antioch, Calif., re-did its lids.

We’re highlighting 11 new ice cream flavors for the summer.

Yosicle is the latest introduction from Unilever’s iconic brand Popsicle, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. These new yogurt popsicles combine the classic taste of Popsicle pops with the creamy texture of yogurt. It’s available in four varieties featuring three unique shapes — Torpedo, Layerz and Duos. The suggested retail price for a 12-count box is $3.99.

Pierre’s Ice Cream Co., Cleveland, added a new novelty product to its line —Banana Buddies Ice Pops

Hood, Lynnfield, Mass., is launching new premium ice cream flavors inspired by local states, to its New England Creamery line.

Nestle’s Skinny Cow brand has a new product — Skinny Cow limited Editions Shake-Stirs. Just add skim milk, wait one minute and stir for a low-fat frozen shake.

Mars, Burr Ridge, Ill., introduces Milky Way chocolate ice cream bars, adding another iconic brand to its top-selling line of ice cream bars.

DAHlicious Lassi, Chelmsford, Mass., marketers of lassi, a yogurt-based, probiotic beverage popular in India, adds a new flavor — Bourbon Vanilla — to its Made in Vermont product line. The 7-ounce bottle retails for $2.49. Also, the company will sell mango, strawberry and vanilla flavors in a 32-ounce bottle.