Froyo Trend Resurges with New Retail Launches in UK Cities
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 6
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What happened
Several food and retail brands launched new stores across the UK, including Myka in London and Frurt in Leicester. The trend represents a comeback of frozen yoghurt (froyo) in the UK, which is attracting customers despite tubs costing up to £12.
From bbc.com
Why it matters
The resurgence of froyo is being driven by nostalgia and social media, with customers willing to queue for the dessert. The new store openings indicate increased market activity and competition within the frozen dessert sector.
From bbc.com
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Who could feel it
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