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| Type | Flavoured drink |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | FrieslandCampina |
| Country of origin | Belgium |
| Introduced | 1960s |
| Flavour | Banana, Chocolate, Strawberry and Vanilla |
| Website | www |
Yazoo is a bottled milk-based flavoured drink, produced by FrieslandCampina and sold in Belgium, [1] France, the United Kingdom and Ireland. Over eighty million bottles of Yazoo are sold annually. [2]
Yazoo is available in four flavours; banana, chocolate, strawberry and vanilla. [2] Vanilla was introduced in 2014, as a limited edition flavour. It was announced that the Vanilla flavor and other flavours would be staying. Bottle sizes range from 200 ml, 400 ml, and one litre.
A new "No Added Sugar" range was introduced in 2016, in Strawberry, Banana and Toffee flavours. [3] The following year, Chocolate was added to this range. [4] It was announced in November 2018 the range was to be rebranded as Yazoo Kids. [5]
In April 2018, a limited edition Choc Mint flavour was introduced, following the results of a vote from consumers about the flavour they would most like to try as a milk drink. In April 2019, a limited edition Choc Caramel flavour was introduced replacing the Choc Mint flavour. FrieslandCampina said that Choc Mint had generated £1 million within five months of launch, and that the "target audience of sixteen to twenty four year olds are always looking for new flavours to try." [6]
The bottles of 2015 were designed by Steve Trotman. The smaller bottles usually have transparent straws glued to the side, in a plastic wrapper. The larger bottles feature a tearaway tag on the label for easy recycling. Yazoo is suitable for vegetarians; it is a source of calcium, protein, B2 and B12. It is low in fat and contains no artificial sweeteners, colours or preservatives.
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