WESTPORT, Conn. — Newman’s Own introduces Newman’s Own Greek Nonfat Yogurt to its lineup of great-tasting, philanthropy-driven products. The all-natural, five-variety line enters the Atlantic seaboard this month, from Maine to Maryland, as a delicious option in the growing healthy Greek yogurt category.
Since 1982 when Paul Newman founded Newman’s Own, all after-tax profits and royalties from the sale of Newman’s Own products have gone to charity. The funds are distributed through Newman’s Own Foundation. Over $400 million has been donated to thousands of nonprofit organizations to date.
“We’re excited about launching Greek Nonfat Yogurt,” said Dave Best, vice president, marketing, Newman’s Own. “It gives consumers a great-tasting, healthy option while supporting our philanthropic mission and contributing to the common good.”
The difference in the Newman’s Own Greek Nonfat Yogurt is the fruit – big pieces of delicious fruit on the bottom – plus a thicker, creamier yogurt texture. Newman’s Own yogurt has 12 grams of protein, five live & active cultures and zero grams of fat. It is all natural, with no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives.
The five varieties of Newman’s Own Greek Nonfat Yogurt include: blueberry, pineapple, strawberry, peach and black cherry. The yogurt is available in a 5.3 oz. size and carries a suggested retail price of $1.49.
The following retailers carry Newman’s Own Greek Nonfat Yogurt in their dairy cases: Stop & Shop, Giant, Hannaford, Shaw’s, A&P, The Food Emporium, Pathmark, Waldbaum’s, Big Y and Price Chopper.
About Newman’s Own
Newman's Own, Inc., founded by Paul Newman in 1982, offers more than 100 varieties of great tasting, high quality food and beverage products, including salad dressings, pasta sauces, salsa, frozen pizza, frozen skillet meals, microwave popcorn, and refrigerated lemonades. Newman's Own Foundation continues Paul Newman's commitment to donate all profits to charity. More than $400 million has been given to thousands of charities since 1982. Learn more at newmansown.com and newmansownfoundation.org.
Source: Newman’s Own
