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insidefmcg.com.au > 09/09/2026 > danones-high-protein-dairy-brand-yopro-lands-in-nz

Danone’s high-protein dairy brand YoPro lands in NZ

5+ day, 10+ hour ago   (217+ words) Global food giant Danone has introduced its flagship high-protein yoghurt brand, YoPro, to the New Zealand market. Manufactured in Victoria’s Kiewa Valley, the New Zealand product lineup includes standard YoPro pouches and pots containing 15g of protein per serve, alongside the…...


insidefmcg.com.au > 09/07/2026 > coles-claims-palantir-wasnt-used-for-surveillance-ends-partnership

Coles claims Palantir wasn’t used for surveillance, ends partnership

1+ week, 12+ hour ago   (299+ words) Coles has ended its three-year partnership with controversial American software and cybersecurity firm Palantir, while also claiming the technology was never used on its customers for surveillance. Palantir has attracted public scrutiny due to its partnerships with the US Government’s…...


insidefmcg.com.au > 09/03/2026 > aldi-loses-copycat-case-brought-by-babyfood-maker-little-bellies

Aldi loses copycat case brought by babyfood maker Little Bellies

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (274+ words) Aldi has once again lost the copyright case brought by Little Bellies after the appellate court not only upheld the original ruling but also extended it to some additional products. The Australian-founded baby and toddler snack brand scored its landmark…...