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Bobby launches low-calorie prebiotic soft drinks

By Sarah Chen
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Beverage company Bobby has launched low-calorie and low-sugar soft drinks in different flavors, added with prebiotics.

The company claims each can contain 32 to 40 calories and that the beverage may aid digestion and boost good gut bacteria with the added prebiotics.

“Our mission is to redefine what soft drink is to everyday Australians by offering a truly exceptional and enjoyable beverage that doesn’t compromise on health or taste,” said Kristian Johannsen, founder and MD at Bobby.

Johannsen added that Bobby supports environmentally friendly practices, such as using recycled aluminum cans and cardboard slabs.

“We’re here to make a difference in taste and sustainability. With each sip of Bobby, our customers can indulge guilt-free, knowing they are contributing to a company that genuinely cares about the impact it makes.”

Bobby drinks are sold in Doctor Bobby, Vanilla Cola, and Lemon Lime flavors. Lemon Lime is exclusive to 7-Eleven, while Vanilla Cola and Doctor Bobby are available nationwide at 7-Eleven, independent retailers, and online.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What is the calorie count for Bobby's new soft drinks?

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Each can of Bobby's low-calorie, low-sugar soft drink contains between 32 and 40 calories. The company developed these new beverages with added prebiotics.

Q.

Which retailers sell the new Bobby soft drinks?

A.

The soft drinks are available at 7-Eleven stores across Australia. Vanilla Cola and Doctor Bobby flavours are also sold nationwide through independent retailers and online channels.

Q.

What health benefits do Bobby soft drinks offer?

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Bobby claims its new soft drinks, enriched with prebiotics, may help with digestion and promote the growth of beneficial gut bacteria. They are also low in calories and sugar.

Q.

What sustainable practices does Bobby use for its new product line?

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Bobby supports environmentally friendly practices by using recycled aluminium cans for its drinks. The company also uses cardboard slabs for packaging its products.

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