Vegan Kids Yogurt Brand Launches In Major U.K Retailer

Vegan Kids Yogurt Brand Launches In Major U.K Retailer

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The product debuted in Asda earlier this month (Photo: Little Bandits. Edited by PBN) - Media Credit:
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Little Bandits – a vegan yogurt brand created for children – has launched in a major U.K retailer.

The dairy-free products, which hit 157 Asda stores on July 20, come in three different flavors: strawberry, banana, and apple & pear.

Nutritionist approved

Jessica Harris founded the company after discovering her son Jonah had food allergies and was disappointed by the lack of kids brands offering ‘healthy food that was free from’.

Little Bandit yogurts offer 50 percent less sugar than their dairy counterparts, and are fortified with calcium, vitamin D, vitamin B12, and iodine.

The products, which are free from all of the top 14 allergens including dairy and soy, have also been tested by kids and are approved ‘nutritionist approved’ and are made in a vegan-friendly and nut-free site.

‘The leading free from brand’

In a statement sent to Plant Based News, Harris said: “I realized there were thousands of parents facing the same challenge and became determined that Jonah shouldn’t miss out on fun, convenient treats [so] I founded Little Bandits.

“Our vision is to become the leading free from brand for kids and to make life a little easier for families whether they need alternatives, are vegan, or just want to reduce their dairy intake.”

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