[New Product of the Day] "45% Less Sugar" ... 'Byotte Chocoring Reduced Sugar'
Allulose and Other Alternatives Used Instead of Sugar in the Fermented Base
Seoul Milk Cooperative announced on September 9 that it has launched 'Byotte Chocoring Reduced Sugar,' which contains 45% less sugar compared to its existing products.
Seoul Milk Cooperative announced on the 9th that it has launched 'Biyotte Chocoring Low Sugar,' which has 45% less sugar content compared to its existing products. Photo by Seoul Milk
View original image'Byotte Chocoring Reduced Sugar' is based on the 'Chocoring,' Byotte's signature steady-seller, and contains 45% less sugar than the original product. Instead of sugar in the fermented base, ingredients like allulose have been used. The new product is available through both offline channels such as major supermarkets and hypermarkets, as well as online platforms.
Launched in March 2004, Byotte surpassed a cumulative sales volume of 940 million units as of July this year. Currently, there are four types available: Chocoring, Crunch Ball, Cookie & Cream, and Berry Compote.
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In May, Byotte launched an exclusive 'Byotte Ice Cream' for the Japanese market based on an intellectual property (IP) licensing partnership with a local company. In July, Byotte began full-scale exports to Taiwan and Hong Kong. Seoul Milk plans to continuously expand its export channels into a wider array of countries based on these developments.
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