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EXPAND Koala-shaped ice cream icon An iconic Australian ice cream now comes in the shape of a koala. The new Koala Paddle Pop is supporting wildlife conservation in partnership with WIRES (NSW Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service). Made in Australia with Australian dairy, the new chocolate and caramel Koala Paddle Pop (RRP $2.50) is available at Coles, IGA and convenience and petrol stores. Cleaner gets greener New and improved OMO is marketed as delivering stain removal in the most sustainable way. Said to be kinder to the planet and boosted with naturally derived stain removers and biodegradable enzymes, the reformulated product comes in 100 per cent recyclable packaging. The OMO 2lt bottle (RRP $22) is “proudly Australian made” using 25 per cent Australian recycled plastic. Spreading sustainability support Capilano’s “game-changing” Choc Honey Spread is promoted as a delicious, nut free spread made from just two natural ingredients: pure Australian honey and Rainforest Alliance certified, sustainably sourced cocoa. The spread is said to be free from preservatives, artificial additives, and added sugar. It is also free from palm oil, unlike many of the hazelnut spreads that Capilano Choc Honey Spread is sold alongside, the brand says. Hive + Wellness CEO Ryan d’Almeida says the “lunch box winner” is “delicious” in milkshakes and smoothies, as icing on baked goods, or as a snack straight off the spoon. The 300g bottle retails for RRP $7. Dairy-free almond crunch Loving Earth Almond Crunch is “full of crunchy roasted almonds in a smooth cashew ‘mylk’ chocolate”, offering “indulgence” for the whole family. The “creamy dairy milk without the dairy” chocolate bar contains only the “highest quality” ingredients grown by people who “love the planet”, says the manufacturer. “It’s perfect after work, during a movie or anytime you want to treat yourself,” Loving Earth said. “Grab it for some satisfying, plant-based energy.” SUSTAINABILITY RRP is $7.90. NOV, 2020 RETAIL WORLD 51 your range