Silk, America’s leading brand of plant beverages, is currently introducing a plant-based alternative to high-fat whipped cream, the first of its kind on the market, according to the manufacturer. The Danone subsidiary’s new product is now available in retail stores across the US.
Upfield Launches Whippable Flora Plant Cream in Australia, Aims to Become 100% Plant-Based
Plant-based dairy leader Upfield has launched Flora Plant Cream, an alternative to thickened cream, for the Australian retail market. The product is whippable and is said to perform just as well as dairy cream in all applications. Like the plant-based cream offered by Upfield under the Elmlea brand in the UK, it uses lentils as a base and is free of palm oil. Upfield has previously offered Flora cream for food service, both in Australia and in other markets such as the UK and the US. However, this is the first time the product has been available in Australian retail stores. Sold in 500ml cartons, the cream has now launched at all major supermarkets across the country. “For Flora, we recognised a real gap in …