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Most seniors remember grooving to the Bee Gees song "Stayin' Alive." And since the COVID-19 pandemic, their focus might have shifted from enjoying the golden years to literally staying alive.
The French consumer eats four to five times the amount of yogurt as an American. Think of the sales volume impact if we can duplicate that level of consumption here at home.
Greek yogurt was not newly created. It was borrowed from the Mediterranean region. Might there be something else looming on the horizon for the taking if we just look beyond our shores?
Processors of hard cheese and yogurt take note: Neolithic man figured out he could consume fermented milk without harm even if drinking milk caused him GI distress.
The consumer can find a wide range of textures in fermented milk products. From drinkable to spoonable to spreadable – these foods are expected to exhibit textures of semi-solid gels, viscous liquids or thin liquids, depending upon the specific product (for example, fermented milk beverage, stirred yogurt, quark, etc.) and consumer expectations.