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Smurfit Kappa and YéO launch a yoghurt drink packaged in Pouch-Up

  • Smurfit Kappa
Europe, Eating, Drinking, Primary Packaging, Secondary Packaging, Active, Smart Packaging, Plastic, Shows, Associations, Media, 1 - 1.99 L

Smurfit Kappa, expert in complete packaging solutions for Bag-in-Box® , widens the scope of the Pouch-Up® by multiplying its original applications. Smurfit Kappa Bag-in-Box, in collaboration with YéO, a subsidiary of the dairy group Sodiaal, created Pouch-Up® packaging for yoghurt drinks. The Pouch-Up® solution has various advantages: it’s lightweight packaging, easy to use - especially thanks to its Original Vitop® tap located on the outside and therefore perfectly adapted to yoghurt drinks.

Named “La Fontaine à Yaourt”, YéO’s latest product is a yoghurt drink made of mixed strawberries, without preservatives, manufactured in France and packaged in Pouch-Up. It was one of the 10 products chosen to participate in the innovation awards “Grand Prix des Innovations” of the Intermarché supermarket, which supports and rewards innovative SMEs. La Fontaine à Yaourt won the award, after votes from the general public. Appreciated by the consumer for its numerous advantages, this innovative 1.5L packaging guarantees a shelf-life of 10 days after opening and a practical, funny and economic consumption while being eco-friendly - the environmental impact is 40% inferior to a plastic bottle.

“We can be innovative and pioneers on the yoghurt market thanks to the Pouch-Up. This packaging suits the needs of the whole family and is user-friendly, convenient to use and eco-friendly – these are advantages that consumers value.

The Pouch-Up® allows us to differentiate our range of yoghurt drinks”, explains Sylvie Barniol, Marketing Director of YéO. The Pouch-Up is expanding on this dynamic market, showing great growth potential. Smurfit Kappa brings a convenient packaging solution to the consumer, which will be able to savor his yoghurt drink at the same time as enjoying the convenience and low weight of the Pouch-Up.

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  • Modified 03 Aug 2016
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