FORT WALTON BEACH, FL, May 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) As summer approaches, consumers throughout the Southeast will be searching for ways to keep cool while the temperatures rise. Providing a refreshing, healthful indulgence, G.S. Gelato, based in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, has begun a partnership with Costco Wholesalers to offer frozen yogurt in a two-flavor bulk pack. Yogurtiamo, the company's branded line of frozen yogurt, is now available in Costco Wholesale buildings throughout the Southeast.
The bulk packaging contains two 34-ounce containers of California Tart Yogurt, each with different ripple inclusions; one with a Mixed Berry Swirl and one with a Blood Orange Swirl. The twin pack will retail for around $9.79.
"Partnering with Costco to provide our Yogurtiamo line of frozen yogurt provides consumers with a healthy snacking option that won't break the calorie bank this summer," said Cynthia Harrison, Director of Product Development for the company. "Working with Costco has been a company goal, one we are proud to have accomplished."
The new product is available in buildings through the Costco Southeast region, including North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and Florida. The partnership with Costco Southeast will run through the summer, and may be tested in other Costco Wholesale regions in the future. For more information on Yogurtiamo frozen yogurt and the partnership with Costco, please contact Kindra Svendsen at 850-243-5455 or by email at ksvendsen@gsgelato.com.
G.S. Gelato & Desserts Inc. specializes in the creation of authentic, Italian gelatos & sorbettos for foodservice, retail and private label. Using traditional Italian methods, G.S. Gelato is the only Italian-owned company in the United States using all Italian equipment. Named by USA Today as 'the most authentic gelato in the country,' the company prides itself on being the first facility to receive approval from both the FDA and USDA. For more information, please visit http://www.gsgelato.com.
G.S. Gelato retails Yogurtiamo through Costco Wholesalers Southeast Division
Providing a refreshing, healthful indulgence, G.S. Gelato, based in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, has begun a partnership with Costco Wholesalers to offer frozen yogurt in a two-flavor bulk pack.
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[Press-News.org] G.S. Gelato retails Yogurtiamo through Costco Wholesalers Southeast DivisionProviding a refreshing, healthful indulgence, G.S. Gelato, based in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, has begun a partnership with Costco Wholesalers to offer frozen yogurt in a two-flavor bulk pack.