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Product lineup of NESCAFÉ Plant-Based lattes now on sale in Japan
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Nestlé Launches a New Genre of Plant-Based Latte Products in Japan
Nestlé, the world's largest food and beverage company with operations in 187 countries around the world, offers a wide range of plant-based foods and beverages to meet the diversification of dietary needs. In recent years, interest in plant-based foods and beverages has been growing in Japan as well, as consumers become increasingly health-conscious and considerate of the global environment.
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Against this backdrop, Nestlé is launching a new genre in the Japanese market, the plant-based latte, which contains no dairy ingredients. Made with carefully selected oats and almonds and in a blend made to go well with coffee, the products deliver a delicious taste to discerning latte lovers.
The launch in Japan follows earlier launches of Nestlé plant-based coffee mixes across a number of countries in Europe, Latin America and Oceania.
Product Features
The NESCAFÉ plant-based latte range in Japan includes ready-to-drink beverages to enjoy on-the-go or at home, soluble mixes that can be made by just adding hot water, and capsules for the popular NESCAFÉ Dolce Gusto system.
Oat Milk-based
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Almond Milk-based
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The ready-to-drink and soluble mixes have been available since March 1st, 2021. As for the NESCAFÉ Dolce Gusto capsules, the release date has been postponed to mid-May or beyond. The capsules are manufactured in factories in Europe and imported, but it has been difficult to maintain a stable supply for them as a result of increased global demand and restrictions on international transportation.
Nestlé will continue to expand its plant-based product lineup in order to provide consumers in Japan with a variety of choices. As a "Good Food, Good Life" company, Nestlé is committed to using the power of food to improve the quality of life for all people, now and for generations to come.
Product Lineup
Soluble Mix
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Ready-to-drink
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NESCAFÉ Dolce Gusto capsules
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All prices include tax
Available at major supermarkets nationwide (with some exceptions), and the Nestlé mail-order online store.
For more information about Nestlé products, visit the official website here.