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Kraft Foods, Northfield, Ill, grows its Greek-inspired Athenos brand with the introduction of savory-flavored spreadable cheeses.

Swiss-based Nestlé S.A., debuted a coffee-flavored version of its popular probiotic shot-style product Nestlé LC1.

Italy’s Fattoria Scaldasole introduces an organic low-fat coffee-flavored yogurt made with fair-trade coffee.

Coconut water meets milk in the new Coconut Water Café Latte from Coco Café, Santa Monica, Calif.

RealBeanz, Brooklyn, N.Y., believes that an iced coffee should do more than just satisfy the taste buds—it ought to assist with getting through the day and enhance one’s lifestyle without subjecting the body to harmful chemicals or unhealthful ingredients.

New shelf-stable Hershey’s Real Dairy Coffee Creamer comes in a Mocha Chocolate variety, which obtains its characterizing coffee profile from natural and artificial flavors.

How do you say Greek yogurt in Italian? Ciao Bella Gelato Co., Florham Park, N.J., has the answer.

Lucerne, the private-label dairy brand for retail stores owned by Safeway Inc., Pleasanton, Calif., introduced Chocolate Whipping Cream.

In November 2011, Germany’s Molkerei Söbbeke introduced Schoko-Orange Bio Joghurt Mild (Organic Chocolate Orange Mild Yogurt) as a winter season variety.

Seven & I Holdings Co., Japan, a business affiliate of the globally recognized 7-Eleven convenience store chain, recently introduced a private-label decadent dark chocolate milk.