Vitza is a new vitamin-fortified beverage in Thailand. The new vitamin soda provides 200% of the recommended daily intake (RDI) of vitamin C (120mg of vitamin C/170ml) and comes in two flavours – lychee and orange.
Oreo Fizzy Chocolate Sandwich Cookies with Orange Flavoured Cream and Orange Flavoured Candy is now available in Thailand. This special edition Oreo is also available in Indonesia. It combines orange flavoured cream and orange flavoured candy with a sweet and sour taste in a single product.
Walls Cornetto Love Rose Peach Flavoured is now available in Malaysia. This rose shaped ice cream is sold at 7-Eleven outlets and is priced at RM 4.20 each. This Cornetto Love Rose was previously launched in Thailand.
Bask Bear Coffee is offering limited-time avocado frappes with avocado as the star ingredient. These Avocuddle drinks are available in the following variants:
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Oat la la!, an oat milk drink producer from Thailand, has announced the launch of Biscoff cookies infused oat milk. Oat la la! differentiates from its competitors by consistently adding new flavour to their menu. The existing flavours include Thai tea, vanilla, matcha and malt.
Asia Brewery (ABI) has introduced new soy milk products under the Vitamilk brand in the Philippines. ABI’s revenues during the first half of 2021 were relatively flat due to lower volume of bottled water and soymilk, offset by higher volume from Cobra Energy Drink.
To stimulate consumer demand for Vitamilk, ABI has added Vitamilk premium soy milk V-Soy Golden Grain and V-Soy Multigrain priced at PHP 90 per pack.
To make soy milk a choice in the children’s lunch box, ABI has also rolled out the new Vitamilk Champ (110ml), which is priced at PHP 11. Vitamilk Champ is said to be the smallest and cutest pack aimed at pre-schoolers. The soy milk is rich in B-vitamins and omega nutrients to help young children grow.
Vitamilk has maintained its leadership with a market share of 70% during the first half of 2021.
Atlas Vending has placed vending machines in KL Sentral to help 13 SMEs from each state in Malaysia to grow their business. The program to support SMEs was held in conjunction with Malaysia Day.
Atlas Vending is the largest F&B vending operator across Malaysia and Singapore with 10,000 machines and counting.
You can have your cravings for your favourite local food items fixed at KL Sentral as the vending machines feature the famed pastes of Penang and keropok from Terengganu to Sambal Hitam from Pahang and more.
100% profit made will be channeled back to the SMEs.
Head over to KLIA Ekspres Departure Hall, KL Sentral from now till 15th December 2021 to enjoy a taste of Malaysia, whilst doing your part in supporting our local businesses.
Gildak Indonesia, a Korean restaurant said to offer the finest and affordable K-Street Snack in Indonesia, has teamed up with Cadbury Dairy Milk to launch Han Gang Corn Dog Cadbury. The Korean corn dog is made special with the special coating by Cadbury Dairy Milk. This is also a way for the chocolate brand to tap into the K-food trend in Indonesia.
Nissin Foods (Thailand) Co., Ltd. has introduced the new Mala series instant noodles in Thailand. They are available in both dry and soup formats in pack and cup. The company has also launched Nissin Thai Signature Tom Yum Shrimp Paste Creamy Sauce in a pack.
To celebrate Malaysia Day, Tealive has launched Nasi Lemak Chips described as a “true Malaysia essential you can snack on”. The Tealive Nasi Lemak Chips are crispy, crinkle cut chips that come with real ikan bilis & peanuts for that authentic touch.
Order via walk-in or delivery from your nearest outlet today. Check out www.tealive.com.my/enak-malaysia for combo deals.
