Ski Dairy is a British dairy and yogurt brand owned by Nestle.[1]
History
The brand was founded by Express Dairies in Haywards Heath in 1963[2] and was the first yogurt to contain fruit pieces.[3] It was bought out by Fonterra and Nestle in 2002[4][5] and was popular around Europe and Australia (until 2006).[5]
Recall
In 2020 the Food Standards Agency recalled Ski yogurts[6] for claims that it contained pieces of rubber. It is unknown whether this was resolved.[7][8][9] Nestle UK says it was due to a manufacturing error.[10]
External links
References
- Vim Renault. Europe – The rise and fall of Ski Yogurt punkgirldiaries.com, 6 January 2021, retrieved 2023-01-15^
- Staff Writer. Ski Yoghurt celebrates 50 years of innovation Talking Retail, 1 March 2013, retrieved 2023-01-15^
- Yoghurt and the functional food revolution BBC News, 6 December 2010, retrieved 2023-01-15^
- Fonterra Acquires SKI Yoghurt Licence from National Foods .foodingredientsfirst.com/, retrieved 2023-01-15^
- Northern Foods sells Ski and yoghurt brands to Nestle for £145m www.campaignlive.co.uk, retrieved 2023-01-15^
- Nestlé recalls Ski Yogurt Variety Pack With Fruit Pieces because it may contain small pieces of black rubber Deeside.com, retrieved 2023-01-15^
- Helen Carter. Ski yogurts recalled by FSA as they may contain bits of rubber Manchester Evening News, 16 February 2020, retrieved 2023-01-15^
- Katie Brooks. Shoppers warned not to eat these yogurts as they may contain bits of rubber BirminghamLive, 16 February 2020, retrieved 2023-01-15^
- Helen Carter. Recall on yoghurt multi-packs which could contain black rubber HullLive, 17 February 2020, retrieved 2023-01-15^
- Ski yogurts recalled due to pieces of rubber GrimsbyLive, 17 February 2020, retrieved 2023-01-15^