Blue Ribbon Debuted 2 New Health Squares Variants in South Africa
Grace Mahas — December 4, 2019 — Lifestyle
References: bizcommunity
Blue Ribbon, the leading baked goods provider in South Africa, recently expanded its health Squares range with the introduction of two new variants: Whole Wheat and Multiseed and Oats. Both are part of the brand's efforts to improve its nutritional profile while meeting dietary restriction needs, such as paleo, diabetic, or vegan diets.
“Studies have shown that low-GI diets are the most effective way of managing body weight, and more importantly, blood sugar levels. Low-GI foods give you more sustained energy levels across the day. We have really taken time and researched the trends and needs of our consumer. This is why we are so proud to introduce these exciting new health offerings,” commented Blue Ribbon Brand Manager VA Baked Goods, Nadine Havenga.
The new Blue Ribbon health squares are available in all major retailers across South Africa.
“Studies have shown that low-GI diets are the most effective way of managing body weight, and more importantly, blood sugar levels. Low-GI foods give you more sustained energy levels across the day. We have really taken time and researched the trends and needs of our consumer. This is why we are so proud to introduce these exciting new health offerings,” commented Blue Ribbon Brand Manager VA Baked Goods, Nadine Havenga.
The new Blue Ribbon health squares are available in all major retailers across South Africa.
Trend Themes
1. Low-gi Diets for Diabetic-friendly Foods - Blue Ribbon's new health squares reflect the growing trend of consumers seeking food options that cater to diabetics and low-GI diets.
2. Expansion of Health Food Variants - Blue Ribbon's expansion of their health squares product line showcases the potential for companies to create more health-focused variants of popular products.
3. Research-based Innovation - Blue Ribbon's research on consumer trends and needs demonstrates the potential benefits of investing in consumer research to develop innovative products.
Industry Implications
1. Bakery - The bakery industry can take note of the potential benefits of offering diabetic-friendly or low-GI baked goods.
2. Health Food and Beverage - The health food and beverage industry can consider expanding its offerings to cater to specific dietary needs such as paleo, diabetic, or vegan.
3. Food Retail - The food retail industry can cater to the growing demand for diabetic-friendly or low-GI products by expanding their inventory of health-focused food options.
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