Maeil Dairies 'Amazing Oat'... "The Power of Oats Saving the Earth"
[Asia Economy Reporter Song Seung-yoon] Maeil Dairies' 'Amazing Oat' imports the highest quality Finnish oats in their raw form and processes them domestically, preserving the nutritional components of the oat hulls.
Amazing Oat offers three product lines: a 950ml large-capacity Barista, and 190ml Unsweetened and Original versions. Each 190ml pack of Amazing Oat contains 400mg of beta-glucan and 220mg of calcium. The calorie content per pack is only 75 kcal for the Unsweetened and 90 kcal for the Original, allowing consumers to enjoy the nutrition of whole oats without worrying about calorie intake.
The Unsweetened version lets you savor the natural nutty flavor and smoothness of oats without added sweetness, while the Original includes fructooligosaccharides to provide a subtle sweetness. The Barista, newly developed to deliver a rich and full-bodied taste, is supplied to coffee shops and pairs best with coffee. The two 190ml Amazing Oat products use paper cartons and paper straws, reflecting the oat's value in environmental sustainability.
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Maeil Dairies plans to continuously develop and launch products aligned with eco-friendly trends. In particular, they aim to expand distribution channels so that general consumers can widely use Amazing Oat Barista in home caf? menus and cooking.
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