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The Flavor of Fall

July 1, 2009


To coincide with the onset of autumn in September, Londonderry, N.H.-based organic yogurt maker Stonyfield Farm is rolling out for the first time a limited-edition Pumpkin Pie low-fat yogurt, which captures the taste of the fall holidays. The flavor, which replaces the spring/summer Raspberry Lemonade variety, will be available through December 2009. The suggested retail price is 89 cents per 6-ounce cup. For more information, visit www.stonyfield.com.


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