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Christelle van Zyl
Head of Product Development: Foods Trade at Woolworths South Africa, Cape Town.
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Oct 7, 2026
A nutritional therapist weighs in on gut health, food labels and ultra-processed foods
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Steve SteinfeldHOST
But what is going into other people's yogurts that is more than three ingredients? And how do you guys then reformulate to make sure that it still tastes as good, that it still lasts on shelf? I mean, that must be quite a challenge.
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18:46Christelle van ZylGUEST
So for this product, We went to Greece, we went to all the culture houses and we went to understand which cultures deliver what the properties that we are looking for.
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19:02Christelle van ZylGUEST
So if we want creaminess, What culture do we use to give us the creaminess? What culture do we give us to give the texture that we're looking for or the gloss from the product? So it is understanding which ingredients you use.
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19:15Christelle van ZylGUEST
Then from a process point of view, this is not the strained, but we also have our strained yogurt, which is a specific old method of making yogurt the way they used to make it in the old days.
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