US: Hain Celestial takes Almond Dream brand into yoghurt aisle
By: Michelle Russell | 16 February 2012
Hain Celestial has started to sell yoghurts under its Almond Dream brand in the US as it continues to target consumers intolerant to dairy products.
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Hain Celestial has started to sell yoghurts under its Almond Dream brand in the US as it continues to target consumers intolerant to dairy products.
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