Freedom Foods moves from shelf to fridge

Posted by AFN Staff Writers on 21st December 2016

Freedom Foods is now selling its first chilled almond milk range in 1 litre bottles.

The range consists of unsweetened almond milk and unsweetened almond coconut milk.

Both options are suitable for vegans.

Freedom Foods says it is releasing the milks whilst the “almond category is currently booming”, accounting for almost 40 per cent of the dairy alternative market.

Within Australia, Freedom Foods has a 39 per cent share of the ambient almond milk market.

Freedom Foods chilled almond milks are available now from Woolworths for AUD $3.99 each bottle.

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