[Today's New Product] Greek Yogurt for Meals and Nutritional Balance... Lotte Wellfood Launches "Pasteur Greek"

High Protein, High Calcium, Unsweetened, and Lactose-Free Formulation
Made with 86% Raw Milk Sourced from Pasteur’s Exclusive Farms
Meets Demand for Meal Replacements with Large 400g Size

On August 28, Lotte Wellfood announced the launch of "Pasteur Greek," a Greek yogurt developed to meet the needs of consumers who prioritize healthy meals and nutritional balance.

Lotte Wellfood Pasteur Greek. Provided by Lotte Wellfood

Recently, there has been a growing number of consumers who enjoy Greek yogurt as a meal replacement, and interest is rising in products with nutritional ingredients such as protein and calcium. In particular, the demand for Greek yogurt that delivers both taste and nutrition is increasing along with the trend toward unsweetened products that do not contain added sugar.

Lotte Wellfood has responded to these consumer trends by introducing Pasteur Greek, which features high protein, high calcium, no added sugar, and a lactose-free formulation. Each 100g serving contains 6g of protein and 200mg of calcium to help support a balanced diet. As an unsweetened plain yogurt, it is designed to provide a subtle sweetness even when eaten on its own. The product is lactose-free, making it suitable for consumers who are sensitive to lactose, according to the company.

The product is made with 86% raw milk sourced exclusively from Pasteur’s own farms and contains 40 billion CFU of live probiotics. It is available in a 400g large-size format, making it suitable as a meal or snack replacement.

A Lotte Wellfood representative stated, "As more consumers choose Greek yogurt as a meal replacement, we have developed a product that delivers both taste and nutrition," adding, "We will continue to introduce products that allow consumers to enjoy the rich, fresh flavor of Pasteur milk in their daily lives in a delicious and healthy way."

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