Cheerios Vanilla O’s are Packed with Fiber and No Artificial Flavors
Michael Hemsworth — October 1, 2021 — Marketing
References: nestle-cereals & foodbev
The Cheerios Vanilla O’s breakfast cereal is a new offering from Nestlé Cereals that is focused on providing consumers with access to a flavorful option to enjoy in the morning hours. The cereal is focused on a low-sugar recipe that has less than 5% sugar in the mix, while also being high in fiber with no artificial flavors or colors. The cereal is also fortified with vitamins and minerals.
Regional Marketing Director UKA at Nestlé Cereals Toby Baker spoke on the new Cheerios Vanilla O’s breakfast cereal saying, "It is our ambition to provide families with a nutritious start to the day and the launch of Cheerios Vanilla O’s further demonstrates our continued commitment to just that. This new addition to the well-loved family brand is not only non-HFSS, but also has whole grain as the number one ingredient and tasty enough for the kids (and parents) to finish the whole bowl."
Regional Marketing Director UKA at Nestlé Cereals Toby Baker spoke on the new Cheerios Vanilla O’s breakfast cereal saying, "It is our ambition to provide families with a nutritious start to the day and the launch of Cheerios Vanilla O’s further demonstrates our continued commitment to just that. This new addition to the well-loved family brand is not only non-HFSS, but also has whole grain as the number one ingredient and tasty enough for the kids (and parents) to finish the whole bowl."
Trend Themes
1. Low-sugar Cereal Alternatives - Opportunity to create flavorful, high-fiber cereal options with low sugar content to cater to health-conscious consumers.
2. Fortified Cereals - Opportunity to enhance the nutritional value of cereals by fortifying them with essential vitamins and minerals.
3. Clean Label Cereals - Opportunity to meet the demand for clean label cereals that are free from artificial colors and flavors.
Industry Implications
1. Food Manufacturing - Food manufacturers can explore developing low-sugar, fortified, and clean label cereals to cater to changing consumer preferences.
2. Nutrition and Wellness - Nutrition and wellness companies can align with health-conscious consumers by creating and promoting low-sugar and high-fiber cereal options that are fortified with essential vitamins and minerals.
3. Retail - Retailers can stock and promote low-sugar and high-fiber cereal options, including fortified and clean label varieties to cater to customer demand for healthier breakfast options.
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