Gluten-free version of Coco Pops launched Australia wide

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Kellog’s has unveiled a gluten-free version of its Coco Pops, allowing coeliacs and gluten-sensitive individuals to enjoy the chocolate-flavored puffed rice cereal.
Endorsed by Coeliac Australia, Coco Pops has joined the cereal giant’s gluten-free portfolio, which includes gluten-free versions of Corn Flakes, Special K, Breakfast Biscuits, and Sultana Bran launched earlier this year.
Dan Bitti, senior marketing at Kellog’s, said the range is designed to meet the needs of the increasing number of Australians looking for gluten-free alternatives without compromising on taste.
“Whether you’re looking for a high-fiber cereal or simply want to enjoy a chocolatey taste, both Sultana Bran and Coco Pops Gluten-Free cereals are sure to deliver that great taste you expect,” he added.
The entire Kellog’s gluten-free range is available at Coles supermarkets nationwide.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which organisation has endorsed the new gluten-free Coco Pops product?
Which organisation has endorsed the new gluten-free Coco Pops product?
The new gluten-free Coco Pops have been endorsed by Coeliac Australia. This endorsement helps assure consumers that the product meets specific dietary requirements for coeliacs and gluten-sensitive individuals.
Q.Which other Kellogg's cereals are available in a gluten-free format?
Which other Kellogg's cereals are available in a gluten-free format?
Kellogg's offers gluten-free versions of Corn Flakes, Special K, Breakfast Biscuits, and Sultana Bran. These products were launched earlier this year, expanding their range for consumers seeking gluten-free options.
Q.Where can customers purchase the new gluten-free Coco Pops and other gluten-free Kellogg's products?
Where can customers purchase the new gluten-free Coco Pops and other gluten-free Kellogg's products?
The entire range of Kellogg's gluten-free cereals, including the new Coco Pops, is available at Coles supermarkets across Australia. This ensures nationwide access for interested customers.
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