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Rootvie launches Rubilac Golden Gram 3 Neogran formula with French manufacturer
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Rootvie launches Rubilac Golden Gram 3 Neogran formula with French manufacturer

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Infant dairy company Rootvie announced the launch of a reformulated Rubilac Golden Gram 3 Neogran formula.
  • Contract manufacturing will move from Denmark’s Arla Foods to France’s Sodiaal, and the product’s probiotic content and eight other key ingredients have been redesigned.
  • Rootvie said it will keep the price unchanged despite higher costs, with sales starting gradually through online and retail channels as existing stock runs out.

Rootvie is launching a renewed version of its Rubilac Golden Gram 3 Neogran infant formula, with production moving from Denmark to France and the formula itself undergoing a redesign.

The company said its contract manufacturer will change from Arla Foods in Denmark to the French dairy group Sodiaal. The product renewal adjusts the probiotic content to 120 million CFU per 100 grams.

Rootvie also redesigned the amount and ratio of eight main ingredients: lactoferrin, OPO, plant-based DHA, arachidonic acid, vitamin B12, biotin and iron, among others. The changes follow the transfer of manufacturing and a revision of the formula’s composition.

The company said higher raw-material prices and currency fluctuations had increased its costs. It nevertheless plans to keep the new product at the same retail price as the existing formula, citing consumers’ financial burden. Sales will begin gradually through major online malls and distribution channels as current stocks run out. The article also notes that the manufacturing and ingredient changes may affect automatic formula-making machines.

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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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