Oddlygood launches soygurt at Tesco Ireland
Top Cup Soygurt is available online and in 123 stores across the Republic and Northern Ireland, marking its first entry into the Irish market.
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In short: Oddlygood acquired Rude Health and expanded its Soygurt Top Cups into Ireland.
Top Cup Soygurt is available online and in 123 stores across the Republic and Northern Ireland, marking its first entry into the Irish market.
The collaboration introduces Rude Health granolas and drinks to Sweden and Finland consumers.
The acquisition advances Oddlygood's goal to lead Europe's plant-based market. Rude Health, a UK brand, adds complementary products and €33m revenue. Operations continue unchanged.
The deal positions Oddlygood as market leader in plant-based spoonable snacks in Sweden and cooking products in Finland. Valio acquires Planti's production facility. Transaction closed on September 30, 2023.
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