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The Laughing Cow, a brand of Paris-based Bel Group, says it added two new flavors under The Laughing Cow Mix line in Canada. 

Parmalat S.p.A., Collecchio, Italy, says it released a cream spread set to carve out a new category in the Hispanic dairy market. 

In 2020 — when sales accelerated across most dairy categories — cultured dairy found itself on a divided highway. 

After years of riding in the slow lane, the retail milk category got a pandemic-related jump last year. But since COVID-19-related panic buying subsided and some normalcy returned in 2021, milk sales felt the gridlock once again. 

Reddi-wip, a brand of Chicago-based Conagra Brands, released keto-friendly  Reddi-wip Zero Sugar whipped topping. 

Perry’s Ice Cream Company Inc., Akron, N.Y., says it is bringing back its Zero Visibility flavor for a limited time.

Nondairy beverages mainly cruised down the sales highway this year.

The natural cheese category managed to avoid gridlocks on the retail side in 2021, cruising at a comfortable speed with positive results. 

With many U.S. consumers picking up cooking/baking at home during COVID-19 shutdowns, the butter category seemed to be on easy street in 2020. But this year, the category is facing hazards on the road.

Ruby Jewel, Portland, Ore., brought back its seasonal ice cream sandwich flavors: Pumpkin Ginger and Peppermint Chocolate.