Graeter’s Ice Cream, Cincinnati, and food technology company Perfect Day, Berkeley, Calif., said they teamed up to launch Perfect Indulgence — Graeter’s first-ever line of vegan frozen desserts using Perfect Day’s innovative animal-free ‘dairy’ protein.

When the pandemic hit back in March, many consumers started loading up their pantries. That practice has benefitted a number of retail food and nonfood segments.

The Urgent Co., Los Angeles, launched Brave Robot frozen desserts — a new product line that uses “animal-free” whey protein.

Danone North America — based in White Plains, N.Y., and Broomfield, Colo. — said it released several fall-inspired products across several of its brands.

Breyers, a brand of Englewood Cliffs. N.J.-based Unilever, announced a collaboration with Atlanta-based Cinnabon.

Albertsons Companies, Boise, Idaho, said it added 13 ice cream aisle items to its private label lineup, with something for every palate and occasion.

Halo Top Creamery, a brand of Wells Enterprises Inc., Le Mars, Iowa, said it released its first-ever exclusively Canadian pint collection with the launch of Butter Tart, Maple Pecan and Chocolate Honeycomb flavors.

In collaboration with Disney, Victoria, British Columbia-based DeeBee’s Organics said it introduced organic ice wands with packaging featuring Anna, Elsa and Olaf from Frozen 2.

Arctic Zero, San Diego, said it introduced two new nondairy frozen dessert flavors: Classic Vanilla and Pistachio.