Yasso enters Canada as yogurt bar sales climb
· Agriculture & Food · United States · Canada
Yasso, the frozen yogurt bar brand owned by Magnum Ice Cream Company, the parent of Ben & Jerry's, is expanding internationally with an entry into Canada. The move comes as sales of the brand's yogurt bars are rising and more consumers seek wellness-focused frozen desserts. Canada marks the brand's first international market push, extending a better-for-you positioning into a new country. The expansion tests whether the brand's health-oriented proposition travels beyond its home market and adds another growth avenue for its parent.
Why it matters:It shows how wellness-positioned frozen desserts are moving from niche to exportable brands, a shift larger ice cream players are watching as they look for growth beyond saturated home markets.
Key points
- Yasso is owned by Magnum Ice Cream Company, parent of Ben & Jerry's.
- Canada is the brand's entry point for international expansion.
- The push comes as yogurt bar sales climb.
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